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Invisible Women uncovers the hidden gender data gap that shapes everyday life, from the design of public transport and medical research to workplace policies and disaster relief. Caroline Criado Perez weaves compelling stories and rigorous research to reveal how a world built on male‑centric data systematically disadvantages half the population. By exposing these biases, the book not only illuminates the invisible barriers women face but also offers concrete solutions for creating more equitable systems. A eye‑opening investigation, it challenges readers to rethink the assumptions baked into the very structures that govern our societies.
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ISBN-10 1419729071 · ISBN-13 9781419729072 · Harry N. Abrams · Mar 12, 2019
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ISBN-13 9781473548299 · Penguin Random House · 2019

ISBN-13 9781683353140 · Abrams, Inc. · 2019

ISBN-13 9781784741723 · Penguin Random House · 2019

ISBN-13 9781784742928 · Penguin Random House · 2019
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