School of Smock
by Jessica Smock, Ed.D.
When Sheryl Sandberg told us to "lean in," I was confused. I thought I had tried it, but I still "fell over." When Judith Warner updated us about the "opt-out" generation that now wants back in, I …
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Does the following scenario sound familiar? When my son was a baby and would nap two, three, sometimes four times a day, this would be our routine: My son would be awake for a while, we would …
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Originally posted on The Broad Side as "Feminism Isn't Just For Women of Privilege" If you stopped an average American on the street and asked him or her to describe a "feminist," what do you think …
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I read a lot about corporate America this week -- and feminism. All good news, since I was able to read conversations this week that made it to the front page of newspapers and blogs that I have …
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There has been so much buzz surrounding Marissa Mayer's and Sheryl Sandburg's advice to women that it's easy to forget that most working women are not going to their corner office jobs in an expensive …
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