Patriarchy isn't just a problem to fix—it's a symptom of something deeper. Peggy Kornegger's 48-page classic reveals why feminism and anarchism are inseparable: you can't dismantle one without questioning the very concept of authority itself. This isn't about swapping one power structure for another; it's about imagining a world where domination—in all its forms—simply doesn't exist. A playful yet razor-sharp exploration that shows how the personal is political, and how the political demands we rethink everything we thought we knew about power, freedom, and what liberation actually looks like.