
How to Stand Up to Sexism
Words for when enough is enough
Ever been left speechless by sexism? From classroom to boardroom, social settings to harassment on the street, we’ve all been there. Now BritMums, along with author Toni Hargis, has a resource that will help you talk back to sexist remarks, arm your children with phrases they need as they grow and be an ally to others.
No more lying awake at night, thinking of the perfect response. How To Stand Up To Sexism delivers comebacks to everything from microaggressions to outright insults and worse, giving you the perfect response at your fingertips every time! Born out of the authors’ personal and professional experience, this book delivers truly practical options, going beyond the usual vague suggestions to “talk to the person” or “take the matter up with HR” that beg the question “YES, BUT HOW?”
How To Stand Up To Sexism prepares you to handle sexism effectively wherever you encounter it and will leave you feeling confident and in control. Finally, the answers are here!
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Praise for
How to Stand Up to Sexism
This is a brilliantly argued and super practical guide to empower women (and male allies)

Uju Asika
Author, Bringing Up RaceUniversities would do well to hand out this book to all of their students at freshers’ week.

Baroness Anne Jenkin
Trustee, Fawcett SocietyWith this brilliant guide, all women have at their fingertips the perfect response to any sexist remark.

Eleanor Mills
Founder, Noon.org.ukA punchy, practical guide providing women the tools they need to fight workplace sexism.

Kudsia Batool
Trades Union Congress…The right words to say out loud when the idiocy of the world leaves you speechless.
Viv Groskop
Author, How to Own the RoomAn honest practical guide to help women and men….Essential reading for all, young and old.

Sima Sthanakiya
The Curious PixieThis book clearly explains overt and covert sexism. With it I feel armed to be a better ally.

Jamie Beaglehole
Daddy & Dad and campaignerAn incredibly useful book stuffed with insight, advice and anecdotes. Bravo, Toni and BritMums!

Helen McGinn
TV wine expert and judgeHow often have we wished we had quick repartee to call out sexist comments? This book can help.

Helen Pankhurst
Women’s Right ActivistThis book not only opens men’s eyes to the issue, it shows us how to intervene and call out poor behaviour.

John Adams
Award-winning dad bloggerWith 100s of responses to all the crap women have to deal with, there’s something for everyone.

Tinuke Bernard
UK Black Influencers DirectoryA lighthearted attempt to give tools to bravely challenge friends, family, colleagues and catcallers.

Freya Papworth
Women’s Equality PartyAbout the Authors

Toni Summers Hargis
Author
Toni Summers Hargis is an author and columnist, with a law degree and a Masters in Organisation Development. She spent years working in corporate HR, Training and Organisation Consulting. A vocal advocate for women’s rights and equality, Toni has written about women’s issues for a variety of publication including Medium and Huffington Post.

Susanna Scott
BritMums cofounder
Susanna Scott, cofounder of BritMums, is a former Silicon Valley marketer recognised as a digital pioneer in the UK for championing the power of individual women’s voices and influence. She’s been featured in The Times, The FT, The Independent, The Guardian, The Sun, Technorati, She, Primo Baby and Red magazine, amongst others.

Jennifer Howze
BritMums cofounder
Jennifer Howze, cofounder of BritMums, is an award-winning former Times journalist who originated its Alpha Mummy blog. She has contributed to a range of publications including The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian and The Independent. She speaks frequently about women and influence and appears as an expert on Sky, BBC and other news outlets.
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