*Arc kindly given via Netgalley*

As a women who has been intimately related with feminism, this book was everything I was hoping it would be. The chorus of diverse voices we get to hear talk about different struggles helped me to widen my perspective and learn so much more about this movement and its roots. You get to read about black feminism, queer feminism, radical feminist, among others which I consider to be a really good selection since before this book, I haven't got a chance to read about this branches that the movement have.

I consider this book to be a “must read” to anyone who's looking to learn more about occidental feminist history.