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    Time to Stop Free-Riding on Families

    Posted February 10th, 2010 by Phoebe Taubman

    For generations, our country has been free-riding on families. Our economy is built on the invisible and free labor of millions–many of them women–who provide essential care to their families, whether it is the education and socialization of the next generation of workers or the comfort and care of the elderly. We have taken for [...]

    Not a Bad Mother, But Bad for Other Mothers

    Posted September 26th, 2008 by Phoebe Taubman

    Governor Sarah Palin has been bad news for those fighting for better work/family balance on two counts. She has unleashed a torrent of criticism, even from progressives, that amounts to old-fashioned sexist discrimination.

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    Tomorrow’s Lawyers Worry About Work/Family More Than Pay

    Posted August 21st, 2008 by Phoebe Taubman

    Change is in the air this year. For the first time in a generation, young people are galvanized in record numbers by the presidential campaign and have devoted themselves with renewed energy to the democratic process. If they vote in numbers similar to those we have seen on the campaign trail, they could change the political landscape for years to come.

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