In a documented, passionate and engaged first-person essay, social journalist Jennifer Padjemi explores the alliance, for better or for worse, of feminism and pop culture. By taking up the thread of modern feminist movements, from the emergence of an intersectional feminism to the “body positive” movement via Me too and based on her experience as a black woman, she dissects the relationship we have with objects. most popular cultural events. Fed to video clips, mainstream songs and now to TV series, our consumption of entertainment shapes, supports, and sometimes challenges our vision of the world. Using pop culture as a mirror of our globalized society, the author questions through it feminism, gender, sexuality, intersectionality. Jennifer Padjemi questions the links of interdependence between mass consumption and progressive ideology, and casts a joyful and lucid look at our entertainment, without concession to patriarchy.