by Fay Weldon
First published 1980
Fay Weldon presents a practical guide for women seeking to enter public and political life. The author addresses the barriers women face when pursuing civic engagement and offers concrete strategies for overcoming them. Weldon examines the skills needed for public speaking, political organizing, and community leadership. She discusses how women can navigate male-dominated political spaces while maintaining their authentic voices. The book covers practical matters like campaign work, public appearances, and building networks of support. Weldon draws on examples of women who successfully entered politics and public service. The handbook aims to demystify political participation and encourage women to claim their rightful place in public discourse and decision-making.
Genres: gender-studies, feminism, politics, non-fiction, 21st-century, activism
Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: empowerment, gender-equality
Paperback · Time Warner Books UK