On this International Women’s Day I’m actually interested in the topic of violence against women perpetuated and committed by other women. Examples such as imperialism, transphobia, racism, xenophobia, reproductive rights, economics, disability, etc. I think looking at the framework of violence against women merely as something men do and are solely responsible for leaves too much out. I'm interested why so many women do not want liberation for other women. I think ever since the fall of Roe and how that DID NOT motivate women or organize them that the thought was sparked. Also it is coupled with the witch hunt trial of Amber Heard and all the #Metoo feminists silence of that time from progressive women and celebrities. I don't think this topic is one for popular inquiry because it does not abide by political party lines. Like for example in 2020 Biden was the primary pick among Dem women voters despite all that...and Anita Hill. Also it has to be taken into account the violence women have committed against children, which a lot of women would be in denial or defensive over. I hope someone does some work in this area or is.