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annetjeberg's review
4.0
This memoir of sexism is a very honest account of sexism, as experienced by so many women. While I cannot say that I have experienced similar things (some yes, others not so much), it is a great reminder that sexism is a part of life for ALL women, and non-binary people. Just because our experiences differ, doesn't make it less true, or less harmful.
anneke_b's review
4.0
This memoir of sexism is a very honest account of sexism, as experienced by so many women. While I cannot say that I have experienced similar things (some yes, others not so much), it is a great reminder that sexism is a part of life for ALL women, and non-binary people. Just because our experiences differ, doesn't make it less true, or less harmful.
samyisreading's review
I can't rate this one because it feels too personal. A book that made me discuss the contents with my loved ones and think about it even long after I finished!
spphicreads's review
5.0
This book made me so mad I had to put it down a few times and take a break. Over 200 pages of men having nothing but audacity.
jhstack's review
4.0
Took my time breezing through Chavisa Woods' memoir of almost a decade and a half of sexism, harassment, sexual harassment, and LGBTQ harassment she has experienced, capturing each story in sharply detailed bite-sized chunks.
melanie_page's review against another edition
5.0
A highly recommended memoir that affected me deeply, first having me nodding along angrily when Chavisa Woods was a minor and then shrinking back in fear as the sexism became bolder, scarier, more forceful in her twenties and thirties.
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