Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed for Men

I am embarrassed to say how perspective shifting and eye opening this book was.

I am also not sure I would have read it if it wasn't for my daughter's influence on my life.

Edit: Other reviews have highlighted there is an oversight of the trans community, for which sex-segregated bathrooms, as an example, is more complicated. However I don't believe this is necessarily an all or nothing issue, bathrooms can still exist in all 3 guises (male, female and gender-neutral) giving users the choice as to where they feel most safe in their own circumstances.

Perfect is the enemy of better, but this book highlights the importance of at least this missing choice and the lack of sex-disaggregated data reinforcing these issues. More investigation would be needed to include the LGBTQ+ issues missing from this book, but it feels a reasonable scope for the book.

Edit 2: If anybody has a similar/related book looking into LGBTQ+ data-gap issues, please do recommend them.