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Christina Hoff Sommers' "Who Stole Feminism? " is a critical examination of contemporary feminism, arguing that the movement has strayed from its original goals of equality and individual rights. Sommers critiques what she sees as the excesses of radical feminism, particularly its focus on gender differences and victimhood. She challenges the claims of widespread sexism and discrimination, advocating for a more moderate and inclusive approach to feminism. The book sparked significant debate and controversy, with Sommers' arguments praised by some and criticized by others. Her work remains a significant contribution to the ongoing discussion about the direction and goals of feminism. Sommers' book continues to be relevant in discussions about gender equality and the complexities of the feminist movement.

In 'The War Against Boys,' Christina Hoff Sommers argues that boys are falling behind in education due to policies that favor girls, leading to significant social and economic costs. She proposes solutions such as boy-friendly pedagogy and vocational education to address these issues. The book challenges the notion that girls are the only disadvantaged group in education, highlighting the need for a balanced approach that supports both genders.