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I recommend Maxine Hanks' Women and Authority: Re-Emerging Mormon Feminism (1992) for some perspective on feminism within Mormonism. Mormonism is fundamentally patriarchal, which has made feminism and feminist theology necessary. Sister Hanks was excommunicated for the anthology as part of the infamous September Six purge, as well as some of the book's contributors, including D. Michael Quinn.
There's also a new book, Mormon Feminism: Essential Readings (2015), edited by a handful of prominent Ordain Women players. I have not yet read it, so I can't vouch for it, but it could also be informative.
I have appreciated Feminist Mormon Housewives and the community they provide for Mormon women-- active, transitioning, and ex.
I was on my mission in 1993 when I picked up a couple of church history books from a Seagull Bookstore on the way home from a mission temple trip. Ironic, no?
Sisters In Spirit
Women and Authority
Many of the authors were excommunicated later that year. That was the last straw for my shelf.