A Nation of Women
- 192 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Luisa Capetillo Book order
Luisa Capetillo was a prominent labor organizer and writer from Puerto Rico, known for her anarchist beliefs and her tireless advocacy for workers' and women's rights. Her writings and activism were instrumental in advancing social justice movements. She dedicated her life to challenging oppressive systems and empowering marginalized communities. Capetillo's legacy continues to inspire those fighting for equality and fair treatment.
- 2022
- 2010
Absolute Equality: An Early Feminist Perspective/Influencias de Las Ideas Modernas
- 360 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century Puerto Rico, the play explores the awakening of Angelina, who, inspired by European intellectuals, challenges societal norms regarding labor and women's rights. As workers strike in Arecibo, she urges her wealthy father to redistribute his wealth, embodying Capetillo's militant feminist and anarchist ideals. This collection, featuring plays, essays, and reflections, highlights Capetillo's advocacy for justice and equality, while an introduction by Lara Walker contextualizes her significant contributions to social movements.