Feminist Identity Development and Activism in Revolutionary Movements is a monograph conducted by Theresa O'Keefe. She wanted people to understand the importance of feminism in women’s lives. She chose to study the Irish republican movements and the conflicts that took place in North of Ireland because she thought that they present women’s activism and resistance very well. She made a comparison between women’s statuses before and after the Good Friday Agreement that took place in 1998. O'Keefe discussed two main ideas in her book. The first one is how being active in revolutionary movements contribute in developing women’s feminist identities? The second one is how these identities may contribute in and be in conflict with the struggle for
