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Invisible Women is a nonfiction book by Caroline Criado Perez that explores the ways in which women are systematically overlooked and underestimated in a variety of areas, including healthcare, employment, and public policy.
Using extensive research and data analysis, Perez exposes the gender bias that exists in everything from medical research to urban planning, demonstrating how these biases have real-world consequences for women's health, safety, and well-being.
The book covers a range of topics, including the gender pay gap, reproductive rights, and the impact of climate change on women. It also highlights the stories of individual women who have been impacted by gender bias, offering a humanizing perspective on the issue.
Invisible Women is a powerful and eye-opening read, revealing the hidden ways in which gender inequality persists in modern society. It is a must-read for anyone interested in feminism, social justice, and public policy.