The Declaration on Women's Rights, written by Olympe de Gouges in 179 1, puts forward women's equal rights and social status.
Simone de beauvoir's classic The Second Sex explores women's social status, gender roles and free will.
The Female Eunuch)-Greta Greer's works, analyzes the bondage and oppression of women by society, and calls on women to strive for liberation and autonomy.
Gender Trouble is an important work of Gidel Butler, which discusses the construction and expression of gender and challenges the traditional concept of gender dualism.
Bell Hooks's work Feminism for Everyone introduces the core ideas and movements of feminism and calls for the establishment of an inclusive, equal and just society.
"The Power of Women"-mary wollstonecraft's works, discussed women's education and power, and put forward the egalitarian point of view.
Betty friedan's classic The Mystery of Women reveals the oppression of American women in the family in 1950s and 1960s and their reflection on traditional roles.
"Women, Race and Class" —— angela davis's works discuss the intersection of feminism, racism and class oppression.
This is just a short list of books. The research field of feminism is very extensive, and there are many other important works and authors. Reading these books can help you to know more about the history, theory and practice of feminism.