“Her feminism is less a philosophy to which she is committed than a brand from which she is willing to profit when it is convenient to her and abandon when it is not. o one’s feminism is ever going to be completely pure — but Dunham’s keeps revealing more and more flaws... A consequence of a more deeply entrenched worldview.”
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