American Catfight

CATFIGHT is an intellectual roil, an intra-feminist battle akin to

what goes on in the African American community when people of color

fight about what and who is “not black enough”. Breschard observes

that feminists often do the same, falling into envy and righteousness

and fracturing their solidarity over differences that no one outside

them even sees. Instead, Breschard insists that feminists should be

far better united in what they share.

Modest in size but large in ambition, “American Catfight” seeks to

provide solutions to the divides by examining how the business of

politics has taken up in its place in feminism and money has

corrupted portions of it. Applying the old Upton Sinclair adage,

“It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary

depends on his not understanding it,“Breschard thoroughly enlightens

the status quo of the feminist establishment and sets a course for

redeeming the movement for the 21st Century.