Thanks for this. I always thought Moran was quite funny, I never really liked that she was hailed by mainstream media as the face of feminsm, but it was nice to see someone's USP be their open self-indentification as a feminist. However so much of modern, mainstream (for lack of a better word) feminism is coming from a white, middle-class, educated perspective and, as I fit that demographic myself, I very often (embarrassingly often) didn't even notice it. If nothing else comes from this, hopefully more white feminist will notice and check their privilege, especially when their faults and the failings and shortcomings of their feminism is pointed out by WOC, LGBT and disabled people (some of the groups that I have recently been learning about and realising how often mainstream feminism has excluded.)