Misogyny is not a thing of the past. Despite undeniable progress for women and girls in the 20th and 21st centuries, misogyny persists in our culture, often in ways that are more subtle and more insidious than the outright sexism of the past, and in spaces that we overlook or excuse as normative. If we hope to disrupt and eventually heal from misogyny, we must first be able to identify and understand it. For the Love of Women reveals how misogyny affects six sectors of American life: healthcare, the workplace, government, entertainment and media, intimate relationships, and the church. The final two chapters explore what healing and repair could look like.