In "A Uterus Is a Feature, Not a Bug," acclaimed journalist and entrepreneur Sarah Lacy dismantles the enduring myth of the weakened working mother, presenting a powerful argument that they are, in fact, the most robust, efficient, and indispensable players in the workforce today. Through a compelling blend of rigorous research and personal narrative, Lacy shines a light on the systemic biases facing working mothers, while simultaneously celebrating their unparalleled abilities to lead, innovate, and inspire. She argues convincingly that the corporate world’s perception of working mothers as liabilities is not only unfounded but is costing companies valuable opportunities for growth and innovation. Lacy's book serves as both a battle cry and a roadmap for change, illuminating the path forward with examples from forward-thinking companies that have embraced parent-friendly policies, and the positive impact these policies have had on their bottom lines. At its heart, "A Uterus Is a Feature, Not a Bug" is a call to arms for society to reevaluate and redefine what it means to be a working mother. It challenges women to see themselves as assets to their workplaces and their families, regardless of the pervasive "Maternal Wall" that seeks to hold them back. Engaging, provocative, and unapologetically fervent, Sarah Lacy’s narrative empowers women to embrace their dual identities as professionals and mothers, proving that these roles not only coexist but flourish together.