A Brief History of Feminism

An illustrated history of feminism traces its evolution from antiquity to the present, showcasing significant figures and movements that have shaped its narrative. It starts with early discussions on women's roles in Judeo-Christian contexts, notably through characters like Sappho and Mary Magdalene, who challenge traditional male-centric views. The detailed exploration continues with second-wave feminism and critiques from individuals like Audre Lorde, who addressed the intersectionality of race and gender in feminist discourse.

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