Nora Loreto is a writer and activist from Quebec City. She is the author of Take Back the Fight: Organizing Feminism in the Digital Age (Fernwood 2020) and From Demonized to Organized: Building the New Union Movement (CCPA 2013). Nora is the editor of the Canadian Association of Labour Media and is an opinion columnist whose writing appears regularly in many publications. She co-hosts the popular podcast Sandy and Nora Talk Politics with Sandy Hudson.

“Loreto reminds us, we must and our way to a feminism that stops lauding the appointment of women CEOs, vice- presidents, and police officers while corporations, governments, and police departments continue to systematically harm those who are trans, Black, disabled, and poor. We need a feminism that confronts the many crises facing Indigenous women — from unclean drinking water and crowded, unsanitary housing to systemic violence — as part of its core work. It must be a feminism that can begin anew, in a place that privileges the relational work that patriarchy has long taught us to devalue, along with those who perform it.”— Julie McGonegal, Literary Review of Canada, May 2021

• : Introduction: If Mainstream Feminism Says Everything Can Be Feminist, Is Anything Feminist?: White Supremacy and the First Feminist Waves in Canada: Neoliberalism and Decentralized Activism: Feminism in the Digital Era: Social Movement Organizations as a Vehicle for Change: Debating and Re-debating What is Feminism: Disseminating Feminist Knowedge in the Digital Era: Ad Hoc Organizing in the Digital Age: Accountable Leadership: Feminist Opposition to Power: Mainstreaming Anti-Capitalist, Anti-Racist Feminism: Afterword: Notes: Index

Nora Loreto is a writer and activist from Quebec City. She is the author of Take Back the Fight: Organizing Feminism in the Digital Age (Fernwood 2020) and From Demonized to Organized: Building the New Union Movement (CCPA 2013). Nora is the editor of the Canadian Association of Labour Media and is an opinion columnist whose writing appears regularly in many publications. She co-hosts the popular podcast Sandy and Nora Talk Politics with Sandy Hudson.

“Loreto reminds us, we must and our way to a feminism that stops lauding the appointment of women CEOs, vice- presidents, and police officers while corporations, governments, and police departments continue to systematically harm those who are trans, Black, disabled, and poor. We need a feminism that confronts the many crises facing Indigenous women — from unclean drinking water and crowded, unsanitary housing to systemic violence — as part of its core work. It must be a feminism that can begin anew, in a place that privileges the relational work that patriarchy has long taught us to devalue, along with those who perform it.”— Julie McGonegal, Literary Review of Canada, May 2021

• : Introduction: If Mainstream Feminism Says Everything Can Be Feminist, Is Anything Feminist?: White Supremacy and the First Feminist Waves in Canada: Neoliberalism and Decentralized Activism: Feminism in the Digital Era: Social Movement Organizations as a Vehicle for Change: Debating and Re-debating What is Feminism: Disseminating Feminist Knowedge in the Digital Era: Ad Hoc Organizing in the Digital Age: Accountable Leadership: Feminist Opposition to Power: Mainstreaming Anti-Capitalist, Anti-Racist Feminism: Afterword: Notes: Index