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How Black Americans can fight Trump's plot to capture a generation of minds motherjones.com/media/2025/0…
The financial strain felt by families is the result of policy decisions, not individual choices. Great article from @venessawong at @MarketWatch featuring @JessicaCalarco and her amazing book #HoldingItTogether marketwatch.com/story/how-th…
Melissa Connors retweeted
After new September jobs data, Alison Fragale, ‘Likeable Badass’ Author, discusses the tightrope that women walk between showing assertiveness and warmth in the workplace:
Congrats to Alison Fragale, author of #LikeableBadass - now a @USATODAY bestselling book! usatoday.com/booklist/books/…
Why status—and not just power—determines workplace success via @TIME and #LikeableBadass author Alison Fragale time.com/charter/7018811/ali…
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In her new book, Alison Fragale explores how women navigate office politics. f-st.co/DpdZR36
LIKEABLE BADASS by Alison Fragale is included in Adam Grant's Roundup of The 12 Books to Fire Up Your Brain This Fall! #fridayreads adamgrant.substack.com/p/the…
Incredible insights here: Why men get more credit than women for doing the same work, according to a business school professor via #LikeableBadass author Alison Fragale and @FastCompany fastcompany.com/91183606/why…
Melissa Connors retweeted
Yup! Jessica Calarco gets it right
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Melissa Connors retweeted
I’ve read some great books over the last few months and wanted to share some of my favorites. Let me know if you have any recommendations for books I should check out!
Working too hard can hurt your #career trajectory, but there are other paths to office stardom - Great article from @RachelFeintzeig @wsj featuring #LikeableBadass author Alison Fragale wsj.com/lifestyle/workplace/…
Melissa Connors retweeted
Sociologist @JessicaCalarco hit the nail on the head when she said: “Other countries have social safety nets. The U.S. has women.”
That, she argues, is a policy choice—and it's "leaving our whole society sicker, sadder, and more stressed." m-gat.es/3LlxBBH
This one hits close to home! Great article by @JessicaCalarco for @FortuneMagazine."In our current economy, having a job doesn’t protect mothers or their children from precarity, and it doesn’t guarantee that they’ll ever get ahead."fortune.com/2024/06/21/mothe…
Wonderful insight from Dr. Karida Brown, discussing Juneteenth: What to know about the holiday and why it's celebrated nbcchicago.com/news/local/wh…
America Runs on Women, that Status Quo Could Be Devastating - Great conversation with Holding It Together author @JessicaCalarco w. @carolmassar @timsteno on @BloombergRadio @BW bloomberg.com/news/audio/202…
Melissa Connors retweeted
TODAY at 5pm ET - @WhartonPA's @LauraZarrow interviews @JessicaCalarco about her new book HOLDING IT TOGETHER which explains how #women became American’s Safety Net #HoldingItTogether
🔊Tune in on #SiriusXM132🔊
Holding It Together author @JessicaCalarco chats with @pavsmo for @FastCompany - an incredible interview about how U.S. women were forced to become their own social safety net fastcompany.com/91134080/how…
A great interview with @CDowdHiggins and @JessicaCalarco about her new book, Holding it Together, and how women became America's social safety net podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…