>Even more so when it extends beyond our comfort zone. I hope you're not under the impression that rhetoric like "the low-grade but unrelenting sense of hazard

>Even more so when it extends beyond our comfort zone. I hope you're not under the impression that rhetoric like "the low-grade but unrelenting sense of hazard that is a woman’s experience of merely moving through the world" is anything controversial or even a millimeter outside the Overton window. Lines like that are dogma in every major political, cultural, educational, and business institution in the Western world. A bologna sandwich would be more controversial and beyond-our-comfort-zoney than claims about how bad women have it in the Western world.