Sisterhood, the rallying cry of feminists, echoes back to the 60s. Women fought for equality on a united front, allowing dissenting voices to speak without fear of repercussions. Over time, the feminist movement morphed into something that can be described as selective sisterhood. ‘Agree with me and we’ll get along fine. Disagree and I’ll rage against you, shun you, discredit you, or simply ignore your plight.’