A review by sillylilbooks
Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men, by Caroline Criado Pérez
hopeful
informative
reflective
fast-paced
4.5
This book infuriated me!!!
Not in the writing but in the findings…
Women are being repeatedly, and often times life-threateningly, let down because there is no desire to get the adequate gender disaggregated data to support real lasting change.
As someone who can get overwhelmed and confused with any thing heavy on stats, I found this book accesible and consistently engaging.
The author also made an effort to highlight Women outside the West who are incredibly deserving of this spotlight.
Would recommend for those interested and to any and all Men.
Not in the writing but in the findings…
Women are being repeatedly, and often times life-threateningly, let down because there is no desire to get the adequate gender disaggregated data to support real lasting change.
As someone who can get overwhelmed and confused with any thing heavy on stats, I found this book accesible and consistently engaging.
The author also made an effort to highlight Women outside the West who are incredibly deserving of this spotlight.
Would recommend for those interested and to any and all Men.
Content Warnings
Moderate: Rape and Sexual assault