Operative Feminism — Citational Comprehensivity Pass is a navigation map by Lee Sharks, dated 6 April 2026. It is a TANG — Total Axial Negation Graph of feminism, roughly 6,300 words covering 200+ texts, 130+ thinkers, and 21 strata running from Enheduanna (c. 2285 BCE) — the earliest named author in world literature — to the anti-gender backlash of the 2020s. Its captured description says it restores the original meaning of TANG, which the ΩTANG specification at #1350 defines: build a domain's total citational graph, map every node and every edge including who ignores whom, and at sufficient density the centre drops out — the apparent core of a field revealed as an artifact of partial mapping. Feminism is an apt test case, being a field whose canon-formation disputes are themselves part of its subject matter. The record was held as a metadata capture until 8 August 2026, when the canonical text was recovered from the authorial blog surface and seated as the body.