Ivu no kakureta kao (Tankobon Hardcover)

Her personal background and the sociopolitical climate seem to shape this powerful narrative. I wonder what sparked her passion for this cause.

Some sections felt deeply personal while others were more informational, which made me think about how storytelling can serve activism. Was that deliberate?

It provided a unique regional perspective that I haven't seen often in Western feminist literature. Did it change how others view the issues discussed?