This collection of essays by Ada María Isasi-Díaz, titled "Mujerista Theology," presents a theological framework deeply rooted in the lived experiences and struggles of Hispanic women in the United States. The book is divided into two main parts: "Locating the Self in Mujerista Theology" and "Doing Mujerista Theology," which together explore the personal journey that led to this theological perspective and its practical application. Isasi-Díaz advocates for a "liberative praxis," challenging traditional theological views that may perpetuate oppression and seeking to empower Latina women by creating a platform for their voices and experiences. Key themes include the importance of "lo cotidiano" (everyday life) as a theological source, the concept of solidarity as a strategy for liberation, and a reinterpretation of biblical texts through a "mujerista biblical hermeneutics" to actively support the oppressed. Ultimately, the book aims to foster radical change and liberation by foregrounding the unique spiritual and communal wisdom found within Latina culture.