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Reviewing the “Mad Men” reviews: Lines are drawn
Neil Drumming
Don's back at the agency with new rules, new allies and new enemies. Will he be allowed to do his job?
Christopher Columbus syndrome strikes again: No, white women did not “discover” single motherhood
Alyxaundria Sanford
Current debates about women "going it alone" erase the experiences of generations of black single mothers
Regardless of the finale, “Parks and Recreation” already has a happy ending
Neil Drumming
Tonight's season finale isn't the series finale, but it might as well be
Alicia Silverstone’s clueless vaccine advice
Mary Elizabeth Williams
What Jenny McCarthy hath wrought: Alicia Silverstone is the latest celebrity to beat the anti-vaccine drum
Chris Christie, crummy father: Outrageous award suggests out-of-touch GOP still wants gov
Paul Rosenberg
Laugh-out-loud award for the embattled governor proves some don't realize the conservative/liberal parenting divide
5 ways American policies make us lonely, anxious and antisocial
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Research shows that today's college students are less empathic than generations past. They're not the only ones
NBC’s “Parenthood” should loosen up its family values
Neil Drumming
One of the best shows on network TV also espouses some of television's most conservative ideas
Chris Hayes, pro athletes and “being a man”: Our demented masculinity debate
Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig
In 2014, are we really arguing over men taking paternity leave? Here’s what’s really driving this screwed-up debate
Don’t judge the sailboat rescue parents
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A couple comes under fire for setting sail with young children, but parenting is always a life or death risk
4 biggest things you don’t already know about the gender pay gap — but should
Katie McDonough
Women are still earning less than their male colleagues. Here's why the pay gap persists -- and what can change it
Atheists are adoptive parents, too! Why agencies must stop discriminating
Veronica Chenik Gilmore
As non-believers, my husband and I feared the worst. We were lucky -- but we shouldn't have needed to be
Doctors can be fat-shamers too
SAYANTANI DASGUPTA
A troubling Washington Post essay reminds us medicine is not a moralizing stick with which to beat our patients
A terrifying precedent: Woman to be tried for murder for giving birth to stillborn
Nina Martin
A new "fetal harm” case could open door for women to be prosecuted for everything from miscarriage to abortion
How I confronted Tyler Perry: A surprisingly frank phone call yields real results
Brittney Cooper
After I bashed him in a post, he shocked me by calling to pick my brain. And his new film suggests he was listening
Owning my mixed-race identity: Why I don’t have to choose sides
Eternity E. Martis
People can't seem to understand that I'm not either black or Anglo-Pakistani, but all of the above
Andrew Solomon on Peter Lanza: “He isn’t exceptional, really, in any way”
David Daley
The author of the New Yorker piece on the Newtown shooter's father tells Salon the personal story behind the story
“Parenthood” and the charter school dream
Neil Drumming
"Parenthood's" Kristina Braverman of Berkeley, CA takes up a cause New Yorkers are becoming all too familiar with
“Hi, I’m right here”: An open letter to Paul Ryan about poverty and empathy
Karen Weese
We need to change the conversation about poverty and inequality. It starts with compassion and kindness
Melissa Harris-Perry on sexism, parenting and work: “We reproduce this fantasy of perfected motherhood”
Katie McDonough
"My enjoyment of [maternity] leave raises the ongoing question of why my circumstances are so rare"
Nobody puts baby in a cooler! Learning to parent with first-world problems
Susan Rebecca White
I was determined to be a rational mom and not waste a fortune on unnecessary products. And then I got pregnant
State-backed “expert” in Michigan equal marriage case: Gay people are eternally damned
Katie McDonough
Douglas Allen told the court that gay people who do not repent for their "sins" will spend an eternity in hell
Michigan enlists author of discredited study as “expert” witness in case against marriage equality
Katie McDonough
Mark Regnerus' research has been widely discredited, with even his own university distancing itself from his work
Losing my son to drugs
Diannee Carden Glenn
The death of my child brought a pain like no other, and made me question every parenting decision I've made
When America’s the villain: Cold War scheming on “The Americans”
Neil Drumming
The series takes a dim view of the FBI and, to some degree, the whole 1980s United States
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