The story of Rosa Pereda Serrano, a life dedicated to social transformation in favor of equality through education and feminism:

"We have to find common ground and denounce it, because we can't talk about everything. It's true that there are a variety of incidents, of women. Race and social class don't matter, which is why the forms of violence are exercised differently. It's clear that the economic situation doesn't contribute to peaceful personal relationships in many families, because being unemployed and living in precarious conditions or not having a home generate frustrations that affect the relationships between the people who live together. And a current common thread that could unite the feminist movement is to stop the increase in attacks on women. We can all support women who suffer abuse. There's still a long way to go."