By Sherry Parnell You Already Are The Perfect Mother
Donna Reed did it. Bree Van De Kamp did it. Betty Draper did it. What did they do? They and…
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By Amy Ledyard We’ve Got This All Wrong, Ladies
I'm a woman, and I didn't participate in the recent Women's Marches on Washington partially because I was out of…
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By Whitney Fleming The Call I Should Have Made about My Depression
I am tired before I even open my eyes. My body is an anchor to the bed and disengaging from…
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By Annie Henriksen Why I Wear Lipstick to Target
OK, as a mom I have realized that we don’t have much control over what happens in my day. For…
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By Casey Hitchcock The Film “Hidden Figures” Should Make You Angry
By any standard of the box office, Hidden Figures has been an absolute smash since its opening. I've seen posts…
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By Ashli Brehm One Tough Mother: When Life Throws Up All Over You
We met on the internet. I knew she was a single mom. I knew she was a writer. I knew…
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By Bridget Riepl 7 Things Moms Can (and Should) Be Proud Of
I remember walking on the Point Pleasant Boardwalk with my mom, helping her push my brother in the stroller…
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By Alethea Mshar A Nod To The White Pantsuit: Well Done, Sister Suffragette!
I'm not a trendy person. At all. I prefer a classic approach to fashion and just about everything else. But…
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By Harmony Vuycankiat Breast Cancer Stole My Sister: What I Want Us All To Remember
Isn’t it strange that we don’t truly realize just how much we love someone until they’re no longer with us?…
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Dear Fierce Woman
Dear Fierce Woman, This world has given you more than you can handle, and you handle it. You have cried…
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Judge Suggests Rape Victim Should Have “Just Kept Her Knees Together”
The character of the victim. That is what was being questioned in the rape case of a 19-year old Canadian…
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By Kimberly Campbell Me, my epidural, and the gospel
The end of the summer means the beginning of fall. And I've always loved fall. I loved our school's soccer…
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