Bad Mothers
Monica Cardenas, PhD, Ali Hall, Tam - Family Estrangement, Amy J Brown, Chloe Alana Williams'Bad' mothers are regular women who subvert the one-dimensional patriarchal ideal of womanhood. But some really are just bad.
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Politics Meets Feminism with Dick Polman
Last night and I began a monthly series in which we’ll chat about what’s happening in American politics and how it continues to feed the patriarchy.
Dick is a longtime political columnist and writes Subject to Change.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE...
Lindsay Clancy's illness and the pull of motherhood
No matter the circumstances for pregnant women, they inevitably risk their own well-being in order to have a child.
On Tuesday at 4PM ET/9PM BST, I’ll be live with political columnist Dick Polman.
How squash is teaching me to be less nice
“I figured out why I’m so bad at squash...it’s the patriarchy.”
In the little town where I now live, there are two tennis clubs. One is fancy, with a very nice cafe and high monthly fees. The other has a small communal kitchen, two squash...
When Asha Dore decided to go no-contact
is a speech-pathologist, editor, and extremely prolific writer. Her essays and reported features have appeared in Vogue, Washington Post, McSweeneys, New York Magazine, and elsewhere. She’s also the founder and host of the literary intervie...
The bad mom in the room: On loving kids the world doesn't
This week I’m proud to share a guest essay from , who writes More Than a Caregiver. If you have an essay to share about being a mother, not being a mother, or trying to decide what’s best for you, please get in touch using the link at the e...
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Feminist writing about maternal ambivalence & mother-daughter estrangement. Also in LitHub, The Audacity, HuffPost, Litro, and more. Debut novel forthcoming from Unsolicited Press.
I host Life Without Children, an inclusive space for people without kids and those who want to learn.
Academic researcher exploring how family communication shapes identity. Writing on estrangement, adoption and how to have a more resilient family.
Spiritual director and author for exhausted caregivers. After 20 years navigating special needs and invisible disabilities, I share the life-giving practices that have carried me through.
Exploring falling birth rates, Generation Zero and the quiet forces reshaping modern adulthood. Written by a writer and cultural demographer examining how culture, policy and timing shape reproductive decisions — long before anyone calls it a crisis.
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