“If you go back,” my twelve-year-old said, “say I’m sorry *if* I mis-gendered you.” By Kim Anton
Culture
The formula recall came days after I quit breastfeeding. By Samantha Schlemm
With my breasts and belly so exaggerated, the rest of me felt diminished. By Jennie Rabinowitz
I’m running out of fingers on my hands to count the students I’ve lost to gun violence. By Emily James
Somewhere deep down, these girls sense that rage is exactly the right thing to feel. By Nan Mooney
YouTube, Apple Music, Netflix. Kids seldom watch, listen to, or read anything these days they didn’t select themselves—or that wasn’t suggested by an anxious-to-please algorithm. By Mary Janevic
Sometimes making yourself quieter for other people is the same as making yourself smaller. By Lauren Apfel
Motherwell interviews Andrea Jarrell about her debut memoir, which touches on themes of motherhood, desire and vulnerability.
