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“I’m a different animal now”: “The Mommy Group” author gets real about having kids and how America needs to change to support mothers
Kate Tuttle
Salon talks to Elizabeth Isadora Gold about postpartum depression, working moms and honest writing about motherhood
Adam LaRoche’s work-life balance: Not just a “mom issue” anymore — but nobody’s teen belongs at the office every day
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A White Sox player says he's retiring because the team wants to limit the time his kid spends in the clubhouse
Leave Beyoncé alone: Feminists criticizing her pride as a mother are missing the point
LaSha
Beyoncé's feminism is under constant scrutiny, especially when she doesn't follow the established script
Our politics are broken and toxic: How both party elites betrayed our trust, birthed Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump
Jim Sleeper
We need to stop mocking Trump voters and ask why so many are willing to gamble this showman can fix our politics
“I was melting from the inside”: My struggle with postpartum anxiety
Elizabeth Isadora Gold
"Since my daughter’s birth, I carry emotional instability like a spore in my head, latent, but ready to sprout"
Ladies, don’t smoke, drink or have bad thoughts while pregnant. But for men, anything goes?
Kali Holloway
We have countless studies on how women's daily habits can affect their babies' health. Shouldn't we study men too?
“You need to go, white man”: “Girls” hits trolling peak by pushing anti-p.c. backlash buttons
Sonia Saraiya
A bizarre scene in last night’s episode forces us to again ask: Whose joke is this, and who’s laughing? [UPDATED]
I loved, lived with, and lost my mother to borderline personality disorder
Sarah Haufrect
Having a borderline parent is like living beside Mt. Vesuvius. It took me years to begin to understand her illness
I thought I could reason with Antonin Scalia: A more naive young fool never drew breath
Bruce Hay
I clerked for Scalia, certain he prized reason. From our leather chairs, we never saw the lives his rulings gutted
White killers get redemption: Sympathetic coverage of Dylan Klebold’s mother’s book reveals deep racial biases in the media
LaSha
White criminals are often treated better by the press than black victims like Michael Brown and Trayvon Martin
Corporate reformers wreck public schools: Billionaire foundations and Wall Street financiers are not out to help your kids learn
Nikhil Goyal
Both parties embrace all the wrong education reform ideas. Why is it so hard to invest in kids and teachers?
Save yourself! Leave Los Angeles now: TV’s prestige comedies say living in the City of Angels will destroy you
Sonia Saraiya
Hip comedies like "Togetherness" and "Love" paint a startlingly bleak picture of life in Los Angeles
Can legal weed save the newspaper business? Wait — what was the question?
Andrew O'Hehir
As a new film shows, the Denver Post's pioneering pot coverage is no joke -- it reminds us why newspapers exist
How does the gun industry live with itself? The psychology behind inhumanity
Albert Bandura
Ever wonder how firearms makers can sleep at night? Here's the science behind their moral evasion
“The Zika virus is a new ballgame”: This veteran adman knows how to get people to use condoms in the virus plague areas
Valerie Tarico
A social marketing entrepreneur is an old hand at trying to prevent unwanted pregnancy. Brazil is the new frontier
I gave my milk to another baby: Now I wonder why we don’t all do this
Elizabeth Small
We assume we're uniquely suited to serve our children’s needs. I found out the hard way this isn't always true
“Maybe it is not that you couldn’t. It is that you wouldn’t”: Michael Eric Dyson reflects on Obama’s complicated legacy on race
David Daley
Obama was surprised by persistent racism he faced, Dyson tells Salon, and never found his footing on racial issues
My food paranoia wake-up call: The EWG wants us to be afraid of the food we feed our kids — here’s why I refuse
Jenny Splitter
I used to think the EWG was my ally when it came to knowing what to feed my kids -- now I know better
Let’s stop talking to our kids: I know communication between parents and children is important, but can we also learn to occasionally shut up?
Judy Batalion
Growing up, silence meant anger. I vowed to do things differently with my own daughter, but have I gone too far?
The “party of responsibility?” — yeah, right: GOP leaders love blaming everyone else for their own screw-ups
Amanda Marcotte
Conservatives love preaching about personal responsibility, but they need to learn to start taking it first
Sarah Palin misses the point: Forget scoring points on Obama, think about the women and girls in Track’s life
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Track Palin, charged with assaulting his girlfriend, shares legal custody of 5-year-old daughter with ex-wife
Your parenting is the problem: We spend more time and money on parenting than ever — but we are getting worse
Leonard Sax
Your kids only eat fries? Run the show at home? It's on you: "Let kids decide" switched adult authority to children
Don’t feel guilty about buying used books: Writers won’t see a dime of that sale, but it’s the long game that counts
Rachel Kramer Bussel
It's always good when consumers are aware of how creators get paid—but there's no shame in not buying new
Anti-vaxxer Facebook freak-out: Mark Zuckerberg takes his baby for shots — and paranoia breaks out
Mary Elizabeth Williams
More cultural icon parents should post baby photos at vaccination time if it reinforces the science behind immunity
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