In the Company of Women

Telling stories is a very old way of birthing and sustaining a movement. It is populist in the true sense of being in control of the people, being a force that cannot be stopped or dictated from above. It was oral traditions that preserved the cultures of indigenous people through centuries of annihilation. This book offers a collection of humourous and compelling personal stories told by 83 women, describing how they became feminists and how the women's movement changed the way they see themselves and the world around them.