“Simply put, feminism is a movement to end sexism, exploitation, and oppression.” So begins this short, accessible introduction to feminist theory, written by one of its most influential figures. Designed to be read by anyone, regardless of age, class, gender, or race, this book answers the question “what is feminism?” in a simple and well-reasoned way, highlighting the importance of the feminist movement today. It also provides a critical assessment of the successes and failures of contemporary feminism by discussing a wide range of topics, such as reproductive rights, sexual violence, race, class, and labor.

 
This little guide, to be put in everyone's hands, invites us to seek alternatives to patriarchal, racist and homophobic culture, and thus to build a different future.