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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Spoiler alert!
If you have yet to read A Girl Called Problem, you probably shouldn’t read this post. As I mentioned earlier, I had the good fortune to visit with 5th grade readers at Boston Collegiate Charter School again this spring. They … Continue reading
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Caucusing for Motherhood
Caucusing in Maine brought up some of the bones I have to pick with modern feminist politics. If you look at the data on women and girls in the U.S., we’re making strides toward gender equity, up until a woman … Continue reading
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Tagged bernie, feminism, Feminist Heart, hillary, motherhood, opting out, paid family leave, universal childcare, Yes! Magazine
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School Author Visits
I had so much fun last week visiting with students throughout New England. My first stop was at Boston Collegiate Charter School. For the second year in a row, 5th grade readers read A Girl Called Problem and then invited … Continue reading
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