From CNN authored by Annalyn Kurtz: “Meanwhile, a separate survey of households, which includes self-employed workers, showed an even wider gender disparity. It also highlighted another painful reality: Blacks and … Read More
A Viral Photo Identified Her as a Vote-Rescuing Hero During the Capitol Insurrection. Hear This 19-Year-Old’s Account of What Really Happened.
From Washingtonian authored by Rosa Cartagena: “One of the women in that photo is Virginia Brown, a 19-year-old chamber assistant who works for the Democratic Cloakroom. The image, it turned … Read More
MAY I APPROACH® Coming soon to a streaming service near you!
After a few years of planning (and, let’s be honest, stressing/delaying!), I have finally mustered up enough courage to put out a not-perfect podcast! In my effort to take a … Read More
California Companies Are Rushing to Find Female Board Members
From The New York Times authored by Alisha Haridasani-Gupta: “In September 2018, California became the first state to legally compel corporate board diversity with a law mandating that every public … Read More
An Ode To the Women Who are “Too Much”
From Steve Wiens: “This is for all the amazing women who have been labeled ‘too much’ their entire life by the small men and women who didn’t, or couldn’t, see … Read More
The Double Standards of Parenting We Can’t Seem to Shake
From Harper’s Bazzar authored by Gemma Hartley: “He will always come away from a weekend, a day, even a half hour at the park with our kids dripping in gold … Read More
13 Remarkable Health Benefits of Getting Outdoors
From Trip Outside authored by Julie Singh: “ Science suggests that spending 120 minutes in nature each week is ideal for optimal health and well-being. While getting outside daily could … Read More
It’s science: Giving experiences instead of toys boosts your kid’s intelligence + happiness
From Motherly authored by Anne-Marie Gambelin: “Those who had fewer toys and no electronics, but had parents who spent more time with them, did better in school and in many … Read More
A Surprising Finding on Paid Leave: ‘This Is Not the Way We Teach This’
From The New York Times authored by Claire Cain Miller: “The answer is not, ‘Don’t pass paid leave policies,’” Ms. Bailey said. “I think the answer has to be that … Read More
‘I feel expected to manage it all.’ We need to talk about the mental load of “daughtering.”
From Mamamia authored by Lee Price: “This feeling of role reversal as we age is very common in mother-daughter relationships. A US study published in the Journal of Family Communication … Read More
