Chimamanda stirred a storm over the weekend with these statements about transgender women.

Millennial feminists on social media are mad at Chimamanda for this extremely tame interview. It's hilarious. https://t.co/31p2BQ7hrW

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The suggestion that it is unwise to conflate the issues of women and transwomen seems perfectly sensible. Not on the internet! TRANSPHOBIA!

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Chimamanda is learning that you can't win with third-wave social media feminists. You must accept all of their ideological absurdities!

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This is the problem with third-wave feminism. Transgenderism has taken center stage and actual women's issues are on the back-burner.

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It's interesting how the icons of second-wave feminism do not stand for the centering of transgenderism—from bell hooks to Germaine Greer.

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Chimamanda's comment is tame compared to what second-wave feminist academic Germaine Greer said about transwomen. https://t.co/D6DoyViBJT

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While it's good to read bloggers, you should keep up with what actual scholars have to say. Social media feminism has some folks confused.

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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is an Igbo woman. If you think you're going to bully her into ideological conformity, you don't know Igbos. pic.twitter.com/Bk8zImvPE6

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Hmmm.