
Did you always want kids?
Guest essay from Maggie Frank-Hsu
'Bad' mothers are regular women who subvert the one-dimensional patriarchal ideal of womanhood. But some really are just bad.
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Guest essay from Maggie Frank-Hsu

Last night Dick Polman 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.

No matter the circumstances for pregnant women, they inevitably risk their own well-being in order to have a child.

“I figured out why I’m so bad at squash...it’s the patriarchy.”

Asha Dore is a speech-pathologist, editor, and extremely prolific writer.

I have been told I am a bad mother — in implicit and explicit ways — for the last twenty years.

A list of what's caught my eye lately

Welcome to the new edition of the Bad Mothers podcast.

with Tam from Family Estrangement

“Please just one baby, for me, you don’t have to have lots, just one.”