The way I read that statement is that those questions are simple and reflect a simplified, watered-down feminism that those celebrities could talk about, what she calls "marketplace feminism." Elsewhere she writes: "...the need to distill complex ideas and goals down to their most simple and quotable talking points has unquestionably done harm to those movements, feminism included." Again, this is the way I am reading the book and I am totally happy to engage in a civil debate about it, but to me that means this is a simple, uncomplicated form of feminism.