Striving

In this compelling memoir, New York Times journalist Jo Thomas, a modern-day Jo March, chronicles her remarkable journey in a male-dominated field as she breaks barriers in journalism. Beginning as a young housewife at an Ohio newspaper that hadn't hired women in two decades, she uncovers overlooked stories from Cincinnati to Detroit, explores covert CIA experiments, and navigates significant historical events like the Mariel boatlift and the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Throughout her career, Jo faces both personal and professional challenges, illustrating the enduring struggles of women across generations. Join her as she embarks on an inspiring journey of resilience and determination.