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A confluence of events has got me thinking about Sheryl Sandberg’s book Lean In and how we define the women’s movement. I’ve been reading her book for a while – it’s a fairly easy read, but not very gripping. At the same time I’ve been reading Dorothy Sue Cobble’s book, The Other Women’s Movement: Workplace Justice and Social Rights in Modern America. Sandberg’s book, of course, has been on the New York Times best seller lists, spawned many “Lean In groups” – including, of course, on Facebook, while Cobble’s book is aimed at a narrower audience, largely academics.
Source: Looking Back, Leaning In, Moving Forward
