
For mothers who are pissed off about sexism, household chore inequality, and endless misogynistic bullshit, and for the allies who want a better world for all of us.
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Three months ago, to celebrate my book deal, I announced rather impulsively to my husband that I was considering getting ducks.
Because he is not a misogynist who sees his primary job as shutting down any whimsy and controlling my behavio...
“She just left me without warning.”
Or maybe he’ll claim that she left for a completely ridiculous reason—because he was home late once, or left a dish in the sink, or was in a bad mood that one time—without acknowledging that the final bl...
When women are overloaded with the endless burdens of household labor, we tell them to go on strike or lower their expectations. But this advice pretends that women are arbitrarily creating work for ourselves, and that if we just hung fewer...
Why is it that silly, fallacious, fact-indifferent arguments are so effective when men weaponize those arguments against women?
For four years now, I’ve been writing a series on the weapons sexist men use to get out of household labor, par...
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Writer. Mother. Feminist. Advocate for better births, better families, better lives, and a higher standard of living for us all. Household labor inequality is abuse. Black lives matter.
Speaker, writing coach, and author of Fed Up: Emotional Labor, Women, and the Way Forward
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