“In this compelling, deftly researched book, Josie Cox reminds us how far we’ve progressed toward equality, and what’s stalling the progress. Every person alive today needs to know and understand the struggles women have had in the workforce for generations. ”
Lisa Napoli, author of Susan, Linda, Nina & Cokie

“A bold, fascinating, and hugely important book. Josie Cox gives us the story of the fight for economic equality—past, present, and future—with deep research and riveting prose. Unforgettable.”
Jonathan Eig, author of King: A Life and The Birth of the Pill

“Josie Cox delivers a deeply researched story of how generations of workplace promises failed, and why progress is not only infuriatingly slow but often sabotaged and squandered. It's a must-read for women looking up at glass ceilings or peering over glass cliffs —and for any man who claims to support them.”
Liz Hoffman, business and finance editor at Semafor and author of Crash Landing: The Inside Story of How the World's Biggest Companies Survived an Economy on the Brink

“Josie Cox’s Women Money Power should be required reading. For all genders. It's really two books in one: both an analysis of how far we’ve come in our fight against gender inequality as well as a scathing critique of how far we still have to go. As Cox brilliantly maps out, point by point, we are failing women, again and again, and she has the receipts, rigor, and storytelling chops to prove it.”
Deborah Copaken, New York Times bestselling author of Ladyparts: A Memoir