Anarchist mama Sherry and her contributors (some of whom are working class, lesbian, and/or anarchist) talk about motherhood and activism and how mothers are oppressed by the same systems that oppress all women, but to an even greater degree. Volume two includes an article about the baby product and advice industry, an "Open Letter to Non-Breeders" about how the concept overpopulation is a political manipulation, a Q&A section that answers questions about violent war toys, a piece about lesbian parenting, an article about reclaiming the power of motherhood, and a description of the Cricket Farm collective of activist mothers in Texas.