Feminism is called upon to unite a good half of humanity under its banners and ideas. The tasks set are extremely ambitious and humane - to resist gender injustice in all its ugly forms. But those 250 years of the movement, which historian Lucy Delap analyzes in her book, showed that everything is not so simple - the feminist community is heterogeneous, tasks and goals at different historical stages can not only change, but also come into dramatic conflict with each other, and The problems of women from different social, ethnic or religious backgrounds are often so different that without discussion it is impossible to reach agreement.