“A rigorous and impressive work and a major contribution to the historiographies on gender, race, class, and state- and nation-building in Latin America.”—CALACS Book Prize 2021
“A much-needed glimpse into the diverse histories of Latin American feminisms. . . . The study challenges readers to question assumptions about linear histories of activism and the inherently progressive nature of feminisms. Highly recommended.”—M. G. Torres, Choice
“Beautifully researched. . . . Ladina Social Activism in Guatemala City, 1871–1954 is an important book full of exciting information.”—Deborah Levenson, Hispanic American Historical Review