Trailblazer

Focusing on the life of Barbara Leigh Bodichon, this biography uncovers the contributions of a lesser-known Victorian feminist who championed numerous human rights movements, including feminism and diversity. Celebrated for her vibrant personality and kindness, Bodichon played a crucial role in founding Girton, the first university college for women, and was a dedicated activist against slavery. Jane Robinson's work highlights Bodichon's legacy and her significant impact on future generations, making a compelling case for her rightful place in history.