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In 2014, a public book club by Matter and MSNBC was started, where writers including Jill Abramson, Katha Pollitt, Lena Dunham, and Roxane Gay, reread chapters of the book and examined their contemporary relevance.[5] In September 2015, Bustle included Backlash among its list of "25 Bestsellers from the last 25 years you simply must make time to read."[6] Reflecting on the legacy of the book in The New Yorker in July 2022, Molly Fischer called Backlash "an era-defining phenomenon" that "presented a damningly methodical assessment of women’s status in Reagan-era America."[7] Backlash has been translated into Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, German, Finnish, Korean, and Italian.[citation needed]