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Jessica Bennett is an American journalist and author who writes on gender issues, politics and culture. She was the first gender editor of The New York Times and a former staff writer at Newsweek and columnist at Time.
Jessica Bennett is a contributing editor in the Opinion section of The Times. She teaches journalism at New York University and is the author of “Feminist Fight Club” and “This...
Jessica Bennett is an author and award-winning journalist at The New York Times. She has covered changing gender dynamics for a decade — from pop culture and politics to the ripple effects of #MeToo. She is a contributing editor at The New York Times and teaches journalism at New York University.
Jessica Bennett is an award-winning journalist and author who has spent her career writing with a gimlet eye toward gender, sexuality and culture — from pop and politics to the ripple effects of #MeToo.
The bestselling book by journalist Jessica Bennett, Feminist Fight Club provides the tactical strategies that every woman needs to navigate workplace sexism, as well as tools for men who support the cause.
In Feminist Fight Club: A Survival Manual for a Sexist Workplace (HarperCollins), Jessica Bennett blends the personal story of her real-life "fight club" with a studied assessment of the gender gap in the American workplace. With equal measures wit and rigor, Bennett provides the tactical strategies—and camaraderie—to fight back.
Jessica Bennett is a contributing editor at The New York Times and the author of Feminist Fight Club: An Office Survivial Manual for a Sexist Workplace.
Jessica Bennett . @jessicabennett 6 links. I’m a writer and editor at The New York Times, teaching journalism at NYU. I write about women, culture and the way we ...
Feminist Fight Club is a hilarious yet incisive guide to navigating sexism at work by Jessica Bennett. An International bestseller It was a fight club—but without the fighting and without the men.
Jessica Bennett is an award-winning journalist and author who writes on social issues and culture. She served as the first-ever Gender Editor of The New York Times, where was charged with expanding global coverage of women and gender across platforms.
