The final selection process was a matter of choosing texts which had ideally received multiple votes from the panel of experts. This was the case with five texts of the final selection.

The articles touch upon a broad range of topics and vary from personal experiences to academic and research studies alongside details and reports of struggles and campaigns which were occurring contemporaneously.

Collection of interviews compiled and conducted by Michelene Wandor with women who had attended the Women’s Liberation conference held at Ruskin College in 1970.

The text of the pamphlet alligns feminism with the radical left wing but also provides a critique of these leftist movements and their levels of engagement with women.

Collection of stories and experiences written from the perspective of Britain’s Black communities and the women within.

Perspective on the black feminist movement in the UK. The use of the term ‘Black’ was in keeping with the preferred use of the individual authors.

The article confronts the issues that affected and impacted upon post-colonial feminism as a branch of feminist practice.