"Feminism has never killed anyone." This phrase has been stated for decades by the majority of feminist discourse. As if feminists were trying to reassure a troubled patriarchy or to support the already widespread idea that a woman cannot be frightening, that a woman cannot be dangerous.

But is it true that feminism has never killed anyone? Their names are Maria, Noura, Judith, Diana, Cristabel. They have used violence against patriarchy. They have touched the great taboo.

To foster a reflection on the role of violence in the struggle against patriarchy, IRENE tells us the story of these violent women.