Since 2011, Spiegel Online columnist Margarete Stokowski has been writing essays, columns, and debate contributions. This book gathers her best and most important texts, slightly revised and commented on. The author analyzes the handling of power, sex, and bodies, the #metoo debate, and right-wing populism. She writes about feminism, women's bodies and how they are commented on, about pornography, gender studies, so-called political correctness, unisex toilets, and the question of why feminism and racism are mutually exclusive. Stokowski's texts are empowering, help to maintain anger, encourage standing firm, and yet do not lose humor. They show that there is still much to be done on the path to an equal society. For those who wonder whether we still need feminism or if the revolution has already been achieved, Margarete Stokowski provides clear answers. "Overall, I try to stir up dust where it is already dirty. So roughly the opposite of what is expected from a Pole in Germany.".