Book description
We are so excited to celebrate Asian women from around the world once again. The word trailblazer indicates a person who blazes a trail for others to follow. A pioneer in any field of endeavor. Asian women are showing up in many different aspects that may not have been common…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Asian Women Trailblazers Who BossUp as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book showcases the stories of 18 Asian women who are able to forge their own path, overcome obstacles and thrive.
The stories in this book are so versatile and it dismantles the common monoliths Asian women still face today. Some stories include a woman who was sued by the FTC and diagnosed with brain cancer at the same time, and another is about a woman who was almost kidnapped by Thai parents in the middle of the ocean.
From Sheena's list on The best books to dismantle negative stereotypes around Asian and Pacific Island women.
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