Her book argues that all too often, the people responsible for the products and policies that shape our lives implicitly view the default customer—or citizen—as male.
Tim Harford • The Data Detective
Sandberg and those who followed in her wake became poster girls for a certain type of contemporary feminism, one that critics
Otegha Uwagba • We Need to Talk About Money: THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER
In an information industry the cost of monopoly must not be measured in dollars alone, but also in its effect on the economy of ideas and images, the restraint of which can ultimately amount to censorship.
Tim Wu • The Master Switch: The Rise and Fall of Information Empires
“Brands promoting women’s sexual health — from vaginal dryness to orgasm equality — are challenged at every turn to gain access, exposure and acceptance,” Gaines said.
Madeline Howard • Women-Focused Sexual Wellness Brands Are Getting Cock-Blocked
Though the “utopian” moment was never completely lost, increasingly, feminism has operated in a framework in which the system—its goals, its priorities, its productivity deals—is not questioned and sexual discrimination can appear as the malfunctioning of otherwise perfectible institutions.
Silvia Federici • Revolution at Point Zero: Housework, Reproduction, and Feminist Struggle
