tgzink01's review
3.0
The examples, if you are looking for binary gender based data only, are excellent for speaking with cisgender, moderately liberal to conservative audiences. Consider this book a reference for data to drop in arguments with your conservative family members on Facebook.
Caveats: The author doesn't include data on trans or nonbinary individuals. She had separately spoken from a very transphobic POV so don't expect this to be an intersectional read.
Caveats: The author doesn't include data on trans or nonbinary individuals. She had separately spoken from a very transphobic POV so don't expect this to be an intersectional read.
livyniamh_reads's review
5.0
Incredibly eye opening and thought provoking. Well written and very well researched
annaswhite's review
5.0
It took me a long time to get through this one, because I could only take small chunks at a time. This book makes me so angry. And it makes me want to change my job. And change the world.
And who is going to read this book?? The women. Ugh.
And who is going to read this book?? The women. Ugh.
szenekfanni's review
2.0
I understand what she's saying and it's true and frustrating, but did I enjoy having all these statistics and data getting shoved down my throat every second of this book? No
thecatherineread's review
3.0
This book was super interesting. It was a lot of information that most women may not have heard or read, but would know to be intuitively true. My biggest complaint is that it was FAR too long- it could have been half the length and been just as impactful.