Among her works are: "La guerra: delincuencia infantil y juvenil", "La crisis de la educación en México" (1958) and "Frida Kahlo en la preparatoria" (1964). Her two most important volumes, "La mujer en la Intervención Francesa" (Women in French intervention, 1962) and "Las luchas de las mujeres de 1821 a 1975" (Women's struggles from 1821 to 1975, 1993), published after her death. Until her posthumous volume was published, political figures had taken credit for gaining women's suffrage and discounted the women and movements that helped secure women's rights. She recovered the history of the FUPDN, and the women involved in it, like Ester Chapa, Cuca García, Concha Michel and Josefina Vicens, all of whom played a critical role in the social reforms which took place in the post-Revolutionary development of the country.