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Why I’m Saying Yes to (Some) Unpaid Labor

Why I’m Saying Yes to (Some) Unpaid Labor

Resisting unpaid labor is a feminist move. In the real world, it’s complicated.

by Josie Cox
The Problem Was Never Women's Paychecks

The Problem Was Never Women's Paychecks

A new study challenges one of the most common explanations for why heterosexual relationships are more likely to end when the woman becomes the primary breadwinner.

by Josie Cox
Why Some Women in Their 30s Are Secretly Turning to Sugar Dating

Why Some Women in Their 30s Are Secretly Turning to Sugar Dating

More women are turning to explicitly transactional relationships with wealthy men — sugar daddies — to provide the kind of financial stability this economy just can’t.

by Brianna Holt
It’s My Face, and I’ll Frown If I Want To

It’s My Face, and I’ll Frown If I Want To

Tired of random strangers of the male variety telling you to smile? So are we. Here’s why it happens, and what to do about it.

by Stacey Colino
‘Engorged With Milk and Aching For My Child’

‘Engorged With Milk and Aching For My Child’

Throughout history, breastfeeding is depicted as a symbol of maternal love, but pumping seems a more accurate reflection of what being a parent looks like in a late-capitalist society.

by Corinne Botz
Mourning the Mother You Wish You’d Had

Mourning the Mother You Wish You’d Had

The day after my mom’s death, I dove into writing her eulogy. But why was I was putting myself through the painful rite? For healing? For hurting? To have the last word in a lifelong contest with my mother?

by Meredith Maran
When School’s Out, Girls Keep Reading. Boys Don’t.

When School’s Out, Girls Keep Reading. Boys Don’t.

Research shows that boys' reading drops during school closures and holidays, while girls’ remains steady.

by Josie Cox
I Was Raised to Be a 'Good Ghanaian Girl.' A Dive Into African Cultural History Set me Free

I Was Raised to Be a 'Good Ghanaian Girl.' A Dive Into African Cultural History Set me Free

I was raised to be a good girl, which meant marrying a man and being a good wife and mother. I’m giving my daughter a different legacy.

by Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah
When It Comes to Caregiving, Acknowledge the Overwhelm

When It Comes to Caregiving, Acknowledge the Overwhelm

A completely candid, unapologetic conversation about caring for elder parents. You’re welcome.

by MP Dunleavey
'Disoriented and Not Fully Present'—What to Do When Grief Takes Over

'Disoriented and Not Fully Present'—What to Do When Grief Takes Over

When you're in the fog of grief, you need someone else to make the rules.

by Tanya Mozias
Why Are American Women Still Taking Their Husband's Name?

Why Are American Women Still Taking Their Husband's Name?

What’s in a name? For women, maybe everything. An exploration of the never-ending battle over women’s surnames.

by Kathleen Davis
It’s So Easy to Blame the Mom

It’s So Easy to Blame the Mom

America is funding research to identify the root causes of autism, but it's looking in all the wrong places.

by Molly Dickens
The Community I Never Knew I Needed? It Was Right Here All Along.

The Community I Never Knew I Needed? It Was Right Here All Along.

When I went on maternity leave, I assumed I’d be lonely. Instead, I connected with the world in a whole new way.

by Amita Joshi-Welton
Gentle Parenting is Gentle on Everyone But the Mothers Doing It

Gentle Parenting is Gentle on Everyone But the Mothers Doing It

While gentle parenting places a high value on children’s feelings, it doesn’t have the same concerns about parents.

by Emma Haslett
How Back to School Puts Working Moms in an Impossible Bind

How Back to School Puts Working Moms in an Impossible Bind

The mismatch of days off between schools and workplaces is an annual puzzle. It’s moms who bear the brunt.

by Kathleen Davis
The Day I Walked Out of The Kitchen

The Day I Walked Out of The Kitchen

My choice is to leave all planning, preparation and worrying about food to my husband. That feels like a radical feminist act.

by Emma Haslett
I Wish Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Was the Solution to America’s Child Care Crisis. It’s Not.

I Wish Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Was the Solution to America’s Child Care Crisis. It’s Not.

Beware the 'momwashing' provisions.

by Molly Dickens
'Quite Looking Forward to Going Mad With Grief'

'Quite Looking Forward to Going Mad With Grief'

A dying father. A world awash in Covid. A total loss of control. And a mind that refuses to snap.

by Megan Clement
A Wedding Today Costs How Much? I’m Glad You Asked.

A Wedding Today Costs How Much? I’m Glad You Asked.

When my daughter was married last month, we bypassed everything extravagant, opting instead for a wedding built on friends, community and love.

by Deborah Copaken
Moms: Proving, Yet Again, They're Just As Dedicated

Moms: Proving, Yet Again, They're Just As Dedicated

If employers want to retain talent, they need to build cultures that truly support mothers without penalizing ambition.

by Josie Cox
When Did Boy Mom Culture Become So Problematic?

When Did Boy Mom Culture Become So Problematic?

There’s science to back up the idea that parenting boys is different—but social media has made it weird.

by Holly Baxter
Alexa, How Do I Stop This Meltdown?

Alexa, How Do I Stop This Meltdown?

AI can make our lives more efficient and streamlined, sure, but it can also make parenting easier.

by Haley Swenson
Can Chatbots Make You a Better Parent? Yes, Here's What to Ask.

Can Chatbots Make You a Better Parent? Yes, Here's What to Ask.

AI can be as useful in the home as it can be at work. Sometimes it's just a question of getting started.

by Haley Swenson
'It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year.' Wait, Is It?

'It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year.' Wait, Is It?

Women take on almost all of the additional responsibilities during the holidays. Our cartoonist looks at the data.

by Aubrey Hirsch

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