Mary Daly

Mary Daly was an influential American feminist philosopher, theologian, and scholar, known for her critical views on patriarchy and organized religion. Born in 1928, she articulated a vision of radical feminism that emphasized the importance of women’s experiences and perspectives. Daly is best known for her books, including "The Church and the Second Sex," which critiques the role of the Catholic Church in perpetuating gender inequality. Her work challenges societal norms and advocates for women's liberation, encouraging the exploration of spirituality and ethics from a feminist standpoint. Daly's ideas have left a lasting impact on feminist theory and discourse.