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How Men Treat Women at the Highest Levels: Why the Law Does Not Protect Them

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In her groundbreaking new book, How Men Treat Women at the Highest Levels: Why the Law Does Not Protect Them, acclaimed author Jane Doe exposes the systemic sexism and abuse of power that women face in the workplace.

Through in-depth interviews with dozens of women who have experienced sexual harassment, discrimination, and other forms of abuse at the hands of powerful men, Doe paints a damning portrait of a system that is rigged against women.

Executive Sexism: How Men Treat Women at the Highest Levels, Why Law Does Not Protect Them, and What Should Change

by Elizabeth C. Wolfe

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Doe argues that the law is failing to protect women from these abuses. She cites numerous cases in which women have been harassed, discriminated against, and even assaulted by powerful men, only to see their complaints dismissed or ignored.

Doe also examines the role that the media plays in perpetuating sexism and abuse of power. She argues that the media's focus on sensational stories about women who are victims of abuse often obscures the systemic nature of the problem.

How Men Treat Women at the Highest Levels is a powerful and timely book that exposes the urgent need for change. Doe's incisive analysis and compelling storytelling make this book essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the true extent of sexism and abuse of power in the workplace.

Chapter 1: The Hidden Epidemic
Chapter 2: The Law's Failure to Protect
Chapter 3: The Role of the Media
Chapter 4: The Way Forward

Reviews

"A groundbreaking exposé of the systemic sexism and abuse of power that women face in the workplace. Doe's incisive analysis and compelling storytelling make this book essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the true extent of sexism and abuse of power in the workplace."—The New York Times

"A powerful and timely book that exposes the urgent need for change. Doe's book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the true extent of sexism and abuse of power in the workplace."—The Washington Post

About the Author

Jane Doe is an acclaimed author and journalist who has written extensively about women's rights and gender equality. Her previous book, The Power of Women, was a national bestseller.