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

The writers whose works are compiled for the book write from the perspective of participants in and observers of the Women's Movement as it existed in the late-1970s in America. They are jaded by the lack of recognition their voices receive in a movement largely dominated by white, middle class women, and so use this medium as a vent for their frustration, and a call for unity among all women of color.