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We know women are as good as men-so why haven't we heard of more women? Allison Tyra brings together more than 600 stories, encompassing thousands of women from throughout history, around the world, and across different fields, combined with statistics, research, and other data to answer this fundamental question and challenge ingrained misconceptions about women and their work. Dedication and Introduction
Getting Past the Gatekeepers
Journalism
Sports Coverage
Documentation
Mrs. Nameless
Priorities and Preservation
Lost and Rediscovered
Editors Declining What Gets Changed Posthumously
Work Destroyed
Museums and Galleries
Scholarly
Archaeological
Translation
Education Gatekeepers Deciding What is Taught
Textbooks
Teachers
Curriculum
Industry Gatekeepers
Wikipedia's Gender Bias
Visual Reminders
Statues
Place Names
Censorship
Media Representation
The Empathy Gap
The Scully Effect
Credit Stolen
When Others Misattribute
Plagiarism Begins at Home
The Husbands
The Brothers
Stolen Work
Contributions Ignored, The Scientists
Chemistry
Biology
Astronomy
Physics
Geology and Palaeontology
Maths
The Arts
The Activists
The Architects
Behind the Writer
The Inventors
The Military
Her Choice?
Male Pseudonyms
Giving Husbands the Credit
Just the Initials
The Power Behind the Throne
Ignored Awards
Undermined
No Assumption
Mansplaining
Assumed Lack of Capability
Giving Men the Unearned Benefit of the Doubt
No Girls Allowed
Schools
Jobs
Professional Organizations
Women Who Changed the Rules
Yes, Women Are Funny
The Pink Ghetto
Refusing to Invest in Women
You Talk too Much
Beyond Mansplaining
Behavioural Double-Standard
No Business Like Show Business
When Women do Succeed, They're Excluded
The Glass Cliff
Personally and Professionally Undermined
Men in Personal Life Actively Sabotaging
Male Advisors / Bosses Telling Women Not to Pursue Important Things
Algorithmic Bias
Women Bringing Women Down
Respectability
Psychological Barriers to Success
She's a Witch!
Slut Shaming
Overshadowed by Personal Life
Science Says...
How Female Athletes Dress
Sacrificing for Family
Anti-Nepotism Policies
The Cost of Disregarding Women
Medical
Bad Business
Wartime
Public Good
One Final Note
Further Reading
Glossary
Playlist