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The way it connects the 2016 legal reform to real social dynamics around consent and power made the topic click for me in a new way. The writing stays clear even when discussing complex legal shifts.

Finally, a book that doesn't just cite the law but digs into the social context of why it was needed—the sections on how anti-racist queer feminism shapes our understanding of consent were eye-opening. It’s dense but incredibly rewarding once you get into it.

The way it connects the 2016 legal reform to broader conversations about consent and societal power dynamics is exactly what I was hoping for. It’s dense but readable, and the anti-racist queer feminist lens adds depth you don't usually find in legal analysis. I’ve already recommended it to two frie