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Diane de Vignemont is a historian-turned-journalist based in Paris. Her work on topics including history, memory, politics and women’s rights has appeared in New Lines Magazine, Prospect Magazine, Jacobin, L’Humanité, Libération, and others.
She was a celebrated photographer in her own right, but even with a retrospective devoted to her work, we can’t seem to stop staring at Lee Miller.
In its efforts to combat infertility, France is missing the point. That's because a decision to have a child isn't just a medical issue, it's a social one, too.