I think I might have started one of her books and noped out. I’ll check my library.

Beggars in Spain was my first intro to her, and Ej-Es (free to read link) sticks out in my mind.

She explores ethics/politics in sci-fi along with female sexuality, though more old school. People have said she's got Ayn Rand vibes, but she's not, some of her characters take on those characteristics so that she can tear them down later.

Also: Ann Leckie's Ancillary Justice series is amazing. Gender/politics/individualism/collectivism all mixed together into a plot at breakneck speed where the characters are described more by what they say and do, than how many limbs and genitals they have