Sarah E. Stoller discusses her book 'Inventing the Working Parent: Work, Gender, and Feminism in Neoliberal Britain'. She explores the rise of the working parent in the late 20th century, the politics surrounding working parenthood, and how feminists used the concept to advocate for change. Stoller also addresses the challenges faced by working parents in neoliberal Britain, including the need for flexible work structures and equal division of labor at home. The podcast also delves into the incorporation of feminist ideas in the public sector, specifically focusing on progressive initiatives in the UK.
