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What Does Trump's Childcare Word Slop Mean?
Interviewers this week questioned Donald Trump and JD Vance on childcare affordability. The answers were a mess.
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Kelly Weill

August 2024

Have Florida's Moms for Liberty Lost The Juice?
In 2022, Moms for Liberty claimed an 80 percent electoral success rate in Florida. This month, oof.
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Kelly Weill
Watch Your Tone!
The Harris campaign is pitching liberal family policies in conservative terms. Will it work? Long term?
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Anti-Choice Groups: Give Birth Or We'll Kill This Costco
A coalition of anti-abortion groups is trying to pressure stores from selling mifepristone, by arguing that the stores are aborting future customers.
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Kelly Weill
Bad Politics Are The Problem, Not Childless Adults
The main barriers to parenthood are political and economic. The right wants to pretend that cultural resistance from espresso-martini libs is equally to…
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Kelly Weill
Democrats Can Win on Families. Walz Shows How
By backing popular, commonsense policies like free lunch and abortion rights, the VP nominee makes his opponents look weird.
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Kelly Weill
QAMom: A Q&A with 'The Quiet Damage' Author Jesselyn Cook
What do conspiracy theories do to families? A new book follows believers and their loved ones down the rabbit hole and back.
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Kelly Weill

July 2024

This Is What Project 2025 Means For Families
A wealth-transfer to the rich, a purge of public education, an attack on contraception and abortion rights, and an emphasis on patriarchal forms of…
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Kelly Weill
MomLinks: Ballerina Content-Farm
An unsettling visit to the heart of a trad media empire, Silicon Valley's fertility tech dreams, and more in this week's link roundup.
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Kelly Weill
Politicians Don't Need To Be Mom(ala)s
Republicans are trying to attack Kamala Harris (a step-mother) as unqualified due to lack of biological children. It's a desperate move from a party…
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Kelly Weill
J.D. Vance is a Nightmare for Moms
Trump's VP pick is an anti-choice birth-rate creep who contrasts working parents with "normal people."
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Kelly Weill
'It Starts With Misogyny': A Q&A with Elle Reeve
The author of the new book "Black Pill" discusses the far right, youth radicalization and how adults can intervene.
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Kelly Weill
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