“Proof they don’t read:” Margaret Atwood received online mansplaining about her own book ...Middle East

Several social media users think that they’re experts at comprehending Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale. They’re so well-versed, in fact, that they think they’re better at comprehending the book than Atwood herself. Handmaids are women from the fictional dystopic Gilead society whose purpose is to be an incubator for high-ranking men. Atwood shared a political sketch of Handmaids liberating themselves by choosing to vote. The booth in the sketch has an American flag. During the 2024 presidential campaign, reproductive rights have become hotly debated between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. While Trump threatens to remove access to abortion, Harris promises to secure abortion rights f

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