Anderson argues that post-feminism alters the meaning of freedom for women:
The post-feminist woman takes pole-dancing classes at the gym and gets home in time to make macaroni and cheese for her husband. That might seem doubly oppressive, but post-feminism tells women that these roles reflect freedom—she is “free” to put on an apron and cook mash potatoes and is “free” to take off that apron and twirl around a pole. (44)
Clearly, Anderson is skeptical that taking pole-dancing classes and/or embracing traditional domestic roles reflect freedom. What do you think?