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It’s not racist to sue over a mixed-race baby
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A mom faces a backlash over a fertility clinic's mistake
The American family is a myth: Why our national moral panic must stop
Brittney Cooper
As a kid, I thought I'd be married with three kids by now. But now I see "family" as something totally different
Every parent should read this comic book
Mark Peters
From finding a babysitter to handling in-laws to flying through space in a tree, "Saga" makes parenting relatable
Where is the actual black ish on “Black-ish”?
Niela Orr
ABC's new show has been touted as the Great Black Hope of network comedy. Much to my disappointment, it's not
Rory and Lorelai’s rosy vision of motherhood: How “Gilmore Girls” haunted me
Shannon Keating
My relationship with my mom fell apart; theirs flourished. And yet somehow I couldn't stop watching
Roger Goodell’s upcoming farce: Inside the NFL’s cynical plans for Adrian Peterson
Elias Isquith
A little-noticed report on the league's plans for the indicted superstar shows it's learning all the wrong lessons
The “Everybody Loves Raymond” effect: Why TV gets marriage all wrong
Joel Keller
"Married" is just the latest sitcom to show the institution at its absolute worst. Whither "The Cosby Show"?
“If your child needs socking, sock him!”: How reading about pregnancy almost ruined me
Lydia Kiesling
My helpless descent into the wormhole of literature — online and off — written for moms-to-be
5 pieces of advice parents need to stop giving non-parents
John Kinnear
For starters, quit assuming all people want to have children or that life is somehow meaningless without them
Bill O’Reilly’s shameful parenting advice: Giving kids a “little whack” can be effective
Joanna Rothkopf
Fox News host Martha MacCalllum valiantly argues with the least reasonable man on television
Can domestic abusers change? Meet an expert who thinks it’s possible
Katie McDonough
"We can't arrest our way out of the problem [of abuse], and we can't shelter our way out of the problem, either"
There’s no rationalization for corporal punishment: Why Adrian Peterson’s apologists are wrong
Kirsten West Savali
What the Vikings star did to his son wasn't "discipline" -- it was abuse. So why are so many giving him a pass?
The racial parenting divide: What Adrian Peterson reveals about black vs. white child-rearing
Brittney Cooper
Black parenting is often too authoritative. White parenting is often too permissive. Both need to change
Facts vs. the GOP: Why America is living through a new era of segregation
Sean McElwee
Republicans like to blame poverty on the breakdown of the "traditional" family. The numbers tell a different story
Some millennials are this trapped: Income inequality, obesity and the neuroscience of adolescence
Laurence Steinberg
The age of puberty is falling, but adolescence keeps getting longer. These are some of the surprising consequences
How Christian fundamentalist homeschooling damages children
Kristin Rawls
The religious right touts homeschooling as a viable educational alternative. Parents, grads tell a different story
“There’s a hunger to deny that race matters”: The new segregation and white America/black America divide
Paul Rosenberg
Ferguson shows whites don't want to see race. Blacks don't have a choice. Here's a new way of bridging the gap
Black America’s tragic challenge: How do you explain racism to your son?
Janice Fuller-Roberts
The deaths of Trayvon Martin and Mike Brown force black parents to teach their children simply how to stay alive
The price tag for raising a child in America will actually blow your mind
Lynn Stuart Parramore
But the U.S. still refuses to adopt policies that would lessen the staggering burden
Is Batman the world’s worst dad? The most disastrous comic book parents
Mark Peters
If mommyblogs existed in the comics universe, they would surely tear these characters apart
How do you explain racism to your black son?
Janice Fuller-Roberts
Anyone raising a black child in America has to have The Talk, and not the one about the birds and the bees
Sex ed in the age of “Fifty Shades”: Author of controversial book about sex speaks out
Tracy Clark-Flory
As a physician who has routinely delivered babies to teens, Sara Mackenzie is sadly unsurprised by the uproar
Egalitarian relationships could threaten workplace equality
Jenny Kutner
Men are more likely to have flexible work schedules approved, and to reap the social rewards of being good parents
9 incredible lessons in parenting from around the world
Emily Lodish
Some global parenting styles might make American parents cringe, but others sure could use a close study
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