Daughters of earth Book

So far, I am really enjoying some of the groundbreaking fiction, though it seems as if they are deemed feminist by merely being by women writers or centralizing female characters to say nothing of the lack of black and brown writers. In my book feminism is more than that, or not that at all. But the pieces are important ones, dating back to 1927, in terms of the history of the recognition of women spec fic writers. The essays that accompany each piece are really interesting. I am not much of a literary essay fan, but I appreciate the added depth. A couple of my favorites are in here, like Octavia Butler's The Evening and the Morning and the Night. But as it was published in 2006, if it is truly highlighting feminist writers, it is remiss in not including LeGuin, Hopkinson, and dare I say Delaney to name a few.
So, yes, read it. Is it feminist? depends upon your brand of feminism.