Hey, this is Annie, and Samantha, and we're the host of Stuff Mom Never Told You, a podcast

about intersectional feminism and all the ways it impacts all of us, and now we're coming

out with an audiobook with amazing soundscapes that takes an even deeper look at some of

the topics important to us.

We take into the impact of events like the Battle of the Sexes and the Pantsuit Revolution,

we discuss the people supporting movements like civil rights, the Jane Collective Disability

Rights, and LGBTQ plus rights.

Through your copy of Stuff Mom Never Told You, the feminist past, present, and future

where audio books are sold, or get yours at stuffyshouldreadbooks.com.

I always had to be so good no one could ignore me.

Carve my path with data and drive, but some people only see who I am on paper.

The paper ceiling, the limitations from degree screens to stereotypes that are holding back

over 70 million stars, workers skilled through alternative routes, rather than a bachelor's

degree.

It's time for skills to speak for themselves.

Find resources for breaking through barriers at TeatherPaperCilling.org, brought to you

by Opportunity at Work and the Add Council.

Every child dissolves in education, yet nearly 130 million girls are excluded from the classroom

worldwide.

Even when girls are in school, many don't receive a quality education.

This isn't just a social issue, it's economic.

The World Bank estimates gender inequality calls the global economy $163 trillion.

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