Essays from a Global Mama
WestyEssays at the intersection of motherhood, feminism, and global injustice, written with honesty, heat, and heart.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 15 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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The city that knows how to love Argentina
It was blistering hot. Disgusting. It wasn’t just the sweat pouring down my forehead, seeping through my shirt and into the cloth of the cheap car seats. It was the heat inside my head. I could feel the blood rise and expand, destroying the...
When "offensive" is actually inclusive
A new World Cup viral clip is spreading around today.
There’s a group of Argentines in Kansas City chanting their classic football songs in the heat of the day, Argentine jerseys and happy faces all around. On top of one man’s shoulders si...
What the f*ck do we do about foreign aid?
On Wednesday, the New York Times podcast was about Somalia. A country most people I know don’t care about. It’s hard to. It’s far away. On the other side of the world. Their problems don’t affect me. Famine? Drought? Isn’t it just normal th...
An unexpected story about pants
Yesterday, when telling my sister how I wrote chapter one of my new novel she said,
“Amanda, you’re a panser.”
“A what?”
“A panser. It means you create as you go. Like, some people have their stories all plotted out. Those are called plo...
If mothers were in charge, would there be no war?
On day one, more than 170 children were murdered at the Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School in Iran. 170 murdered girls. We say this over and over again, this military stat. 170 children at school. A number. A figure.
“Well, we don’t know...
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Global mama from Utah, now in Buenos Aires. I write raw, where love, motherhood, and international inequalities meet.
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