Wolf Whistle Politics
Summary
In the wake of the most abusive political season anyone can remember, leading feminists reflect on the state of affairs for women in the political arena, with an introduction by the bestselling author of The Beauty Myth
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Wolf Whistle Politics Summary
About Dr. Naomi Wolf
Dr. Naomi Wolf is a leading author and activist whose books include The Beauty Myth and Vagina. She lives in New York City.
Diane Wachtell is the executive director of The New Press. She lives in New York.
Diane Wachtell is the executive director of The New Press. She lives in New York.
Table of Contents
Contents
Introduction by Naomi Wolf
I. Presidential Politics
The Woman Card by Jill Lepore
The Woman's Party by Namara Smith
Which Women Support Hillary (and Which Women Can't Afford To) by Sarah Leonard
Black Feminists Don't Owe Hillary Clinton Their Support by Kirsten West Savali
Feminism at the Polls by Liza Featherstone
Don't Call Clinton a Weak Candidate: It Took Decades of Scheming to Beat Her by Rebecca Solnit
II. Sexism and Misogyny
Donald and Billy on the Bus by Lindy West
At Least Six Women Have Accused Trump of Sexual Misconduct by Joan Walsh
Why We Trust Donald Trump's Accusers but Didn't Believe Bill Clinton's by Caitlin Flanagan
Hillary Clinton Has One More Badly Behaved Man Left to Vanquish by Katha Pollitt
III. Women and Governance
Wolf Whistle Politics: Taking Back the Conversation to Advance Women's Rights by Wendy Davis
What Wendy Davis Stood For by Amy Davidson
How Can We Get More Women in Elected Office? Look to New Hampshire by Rebecca Hellmich
Women Actually Do Govern Differently by Claire Miller
The Senate Bathroom Angle by Gail Collins
IV. Moving Forward
The Men Feminists Left Behind by Jill Filipovic
An Open Letter to White Liberal Feminists by LeRhonda Manigault-Bryant
Rights Make Might by Yasmin Nair
Identity Issues Don't Distract from Economic Issues-They Are Economic Issues by Rebecca Traister
Political Correctness: How the Right Invented a Phantom Enemy by Moira Weigel
V. What Happens Next?
Feminism Lost. Now What? by Susan Chira
Dispatch from the Women's March on Washington by Naomi Wolf
Thirteen Women Who Should Run in 2020 by Amy Davidson
How a Fractious Women's Movement Came to Lead the Left by Amanda Hess
Introduction by Naomi Wolf
I. Presidential Politics
The Woman Card by Jill Lepore
The Woman's Party by Namara Smith
Which Women Support Hillary (and Which Women Can't Afford To) by Sarah Leonard
Black Feminists Don't Owe Hillary Clinton Their Support by Kirsten West Savali
Feminism at the Polls by Liza Featherstone
Don't Call Clinton a Weak Candidate: It Took Decades of Scheming to Beat Her by Rebecca Solnit
II. Sexism and Misogyny
Donald and Billy on the Bus by Lindy West
At Least Six Women Have Accused Trump of Sexual Misconduct by Joan Walsh
Why We Trust Donald Trump's Accusers but Didn't Believe Bill Clinton's by Caitlin Flanagan
Hillary Clinton Has One More Badly Behaved Man Left to Vanquish by Katha Pollitt
III. Women and Governance
Wolf Whistle Politics: Taking Back the Conversation to Advance Women's Rights by Wendy Davis
What Wendy Davis Stood For by Amy Davidson
How Can We Get More Women in Elected Office? Look to New Hampshire by Rebecca Hellmich
Women Actually Do Govern Differently by Claire Miller
The Senate Bathroom Angle by Gail Collins
IV. Moving Forward
The Men Feminists Left Behind by Jill Filipovic
An Open Letter to White Liberal Feminists by LeRhonda Manigault-Bryant
Rights Make Might by Yasmin Nair
Identity Issues Don't Distract from Economic Issues-They Are Economic Issues by Rebecca Traister
Political Correctness: How the Right Invented a Phantom Enemy by Moira Weigel
V. What Happens Next?
Feminism Lost. Now What? by Susan Chira
Dispatch from the Women's March on Washington by Naomi Wolf
Thirteen Women Who Should Run in 2020 by Amy Davidson
How a Fractious Women's Movement Came to Lead the Left by Amanda Hess
Additional information
CIN1620973529VG
9781620973523
1620973529
Wolf Whistle Politics: The New Misogyny in America Today by Dr. Naomi Wolf
Used - Very Good
Paperback
The New Press
2017-06-08
192
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