In Chicana Power by Maylei Blackwell the chapter “Spinning the Record: Historical Writing and Righting” talks about feminism and how different people have defined it and how it's been seen throughout history. I think it is the significant take away from this chapter because it's something that it's not really taught or discussed but should be. It is broken into different wave models although the author does bring up a good point about it being divided in this way. She says many challenge the dominant narrative of periodization embodied by the wave model because we need to consider that women of color feminists are different from each other. I think it's hard topic to teach specially since many neglect somethings and there is many opinions to
