These women concluded that topics such as race, gender, and class are too complex, yet they require deep discussions. This comparison points out that feminism was central to their professionalism, but it was not enough to unit all of the women. On the other hand, author Cheryl Hyde explored the strength and vitality of feminist’s five practices principles and the feminist macro-practice. Hyde’s exploration noted that feminism should call for research on feminist practitioners, increase feminist theory practice in the documentation. Still focused on feminist’s practice, author Susan Stall and Randy Stoecker examined the Alinsky and women-centered models of urban community organizing. The Alinsky and women-centered models are ingrained in traditional