What I read today Oct 15

• How Marketers Talk About Motherhood Behind Closed Doors, The Atlantic
  ”Do not begrudge the mom for her temporary inability to see the value in your product, the moral of M2Moms seemed to be. Only when you acknowledge that her life is hell will she be open to what you’d like to sell her.”

• When Abortion Is Illegal, Women Rarely Die. But They Still Suffer., The Atlantic

• What ‘Go to Your Room’ Teaches Kids About Dealing With Emotions, The Atlantic

• #This18, NY Times

• Civics Education Helps Create Young Voters and Activists, The Atlantic

• Parents Are Divided on Whether It's Okay to Let Their Kids Dress as Moana for Halloween, People

• When a DNA Test Reveals Your Daughter Is Not Your Biological Child, The Atlantic

• Neil Armstrong Walked on the Moon. To These Boys, He Was Just Dad., NY Times

• CONNIE MATISSE OF EAST FORK POTTERY OPENS UP HER ASHEVILLE, NC HOME, Mother Mag

• MY NEW FAVORITE PARENTING PHRASE, the kavanaugh report

• Midwives on the March, The New Yorker

• For White Women Learning Calculus in a School Building On Fire, Medium

• It Truly Is a 'Scary Time' for Boys, Jezebel
  OMG, the comment section! I always made a lot of rules around when and where I would walk home to various apartments at night and there were def a few scary incidents