Retrospective, Balance, Outlook. After Alice Schwarzer described her origins, childhood, and early years as a journalist in her "Biography" in 2011, she now discusses the major themes of her life and work that have shaped a whole country for decades and continue to do so: her battles against violence towards women and children, against male-dominated justice, the abortion ban, sexism, pornography, and prostitution – as well as her advocacy for a "humanization of the genders" and the dismantling of the division of labor between women and men are legendary. Motto: "Half the world for women – half the house for men!" Through Alice Schwarzer's vividly narrated retrospective on 50 years, the extent of her political interventions becomes apparent, extending to MeToo and criticism of political Islam. Without her, today's Germany would look different. Time and again, Alice Schwarzer has made history with spectacular TV debates, such as with Esther Vilar or Verona Feldbusch, as well as through her books, the founding of the magazine Emma, or her public actions against §218 ("I had an abortion") and "PorNO." She has also repeatedly found herself at the center of intense media controversies about her person. A book full of memories, encounters (including with Angela Merkel), insights into her life and her positions, leading up to today's debates. Plus an appendix with key texts by Alice Schwarzer from the last 50 years.