What is the author's tone in This Bridge Called My Back: Writings by Radical Women of Color by Cherrie Moraga?

There are several tones in which the contributors write, almost as many as there are writers. There are several cases in which the writers begin writing from a place of frustration, and come around to their reasons for hope, or tell their stories of healing. Some of them remain frustrated from the beginning of their pieces to the last, simply recounting their experiences and arriving at the same familiar walls that stop them from getting beyond the point of their frustration. Some speak from sadness for their families and countrymen, longing to regain some lost pride or dignity in their cultural identity.