 Hi, I'm Tim Bidermas, and I'm an editor at All Things Considered. And one book that I love is Who's Afraid of Gender by Judith Butler. The book is driven by a central question. Why has gender become such a contentious issue in American life? And what does that tell us about how we're approaching some of the biggest problems facing us? Butler has a clear perspective, spelling out the dangers of a growing anti-gender ideology, as they put it, and encouraging us to reconsider the systems and the ideas that drive it.