Jessica Bennett
What’s inside
Feminist Fight Club by Jessica Bennett is a compelling guide for women navigating the challenges of sexism in the workplace. Using a mix of personal stories, research, and humor, Bennett offers practical strategies to tackle gender discrimination and bias. The book is structured around the concept of a ‘fight club,’ where women share experiences and advice to combat everyday sexism. From undermining comments to unequal pay, Bennett covers a wide range of issues, providing readers with tools to fight back and advocate for equality in their professional lives.
You’ll Learn
- Comprehensive understanding of sexism in the workplace
- Practical strategies to counteract gender bias and discrimination
- Inspiration from shared experiences and success stories
- Empowerment to advocate for oneself and others in professional settings
Key Points
- The formation of the Feminist Fight Club
- Identifying subtle forms of sexism at work
- Strategies for combating verbal sexist comments
- Navigating pay inequality and advocating for raises
- Building a supportive network of female colleagues
- Using humor as a tool against sexism
- Creating change within the workplace
Who’s it For
- Women experiencing workplace sexism
- HR professionals interested in promoting equality
- Feminist activists
- Male allies seeking to understand and support gender equality in the workplace
About the author
Jessica Bennett is a dynamic writer, journalist, and critic known for her incisive explorations into gender and culture. Serving as the New York Times’ first-ever gender editor, Bennett’s work has significantly contributed to discussions on feminism and inequality. Her engaging writing style and ability to tackle complex issues with wit make her a prominent voice in contemporary feminist discourse.