Women of Color & Feminism A brilliant piece of work that
combines historical examples with personal anecdotes to explain
the dilemma many women of color face—societal burdens and
cultural expectations in addition to hostility towards their
feminist views. Rojas uses facts to support her analyses and
portray the experiences of ethic minority feminists. Feminism,
as with any other social topic, is based on experience and
interaction of people. And thus there is a certain human factor
that comprehension of the topic can only be attained through
experience. Rojas gives the reader a crash course on the
"crossroads" of being a woman of color and a feminist. While a
woman of color and a feminist share the commonality of both
being women, Rojas highlights the sharp differences and
difficulties that come with both. Invaluable to anyone wishing
to learn more about cultures, feminism, or both. It truly
teaches the reader something important and life-relevant. It is
a book that can impact many lives and guide many minds.