Tameka Cage-Conley wrote, ‘ Motherhood, Art, And Police Brutality‘ on VSB Amy Shouse wrote ‘ My mom never wanted kids‘ on Salon Anne Enright wrote, ‘ When Mother Leaves the Room‘ in The New York Times Cheryl Strayed wrote, ‘ The ‘Painful Personal Toll Lung Cancer Has Taken on My Life’‘ on The Huffington Post Monica Hessler, ‘ The long drive to end a pregnancy‘ in The Washington Post Mary HK Choi, ‘ The Dicks Of Our Lives‘ on Buzzfeed Mary Elizabeth Williams, ‘ Sorry about Mother’s Day, my childfree girlfriends: Moms aren’t any more special (or unselfish) than you‘ on Salon Edwidge Danticat, ‘ A Prayer Before Dying‘ on Literary Hub Brogan Driscoll, ‘ I Refuse to Celebrate ‘Dad Bod’, Until We Appreciate the ‘Mum Bod’ Too‘ on the Huffington PostĬatherine Bennett wrote in The Guardian, ‘ It’s dehumanising to be ‘an oven’ for someone else’s baby‘ Jessica Roake wrote, ‘ An Ode to the “Mom’s Night Out”‘ on Slate Rebecca Mead wrote, ‘ A Woman’s Place Is on the Internet‘ in The New Yorker Sophie Heawood wrote, ‘ I’ve read all the advice, but I still don’t know – am I raising a serial killer?‘ in The Guardian Laila K wrote, ‘ Up with the kids‘ in The Pool Dahlia Lithwick, ‘ “Bye-Bye, Normal Mommy”‘ on Slate Christie Watson, ‘ The Joy and Pain of Trans-Racial Adoption‘ on Literary Hub Meagan O’Connell, ‘ It’s My First Mother’s Day As a Mom.
Mary elizabeth williams gawker series#
The Hairpin ran a series including ‘ Mommy Queerest‘ by Sarah Liss ‘ Thoroughly Modern Murdering Mothers or, Women Who Kill for Their Children‘ by Meredith Haggerty ‘ A Joke, A Story‘ by Naomi Skwarna ‘ Going for the Burn: Revisiting Jane Fonda’s Workouts‘ by Alison Hamm’ ‘ Mothers and Moms‘ by Haley Mlotek, and Randi Bergman, ‘ The Weirdest Beauty Tips I Learned From My Mom‘. Not surprisingly, there has been a whole range of articles, from a whole range of view points, about mothers and motherhood this week. It’s Mother’s Day in 80 countries around the world today. I’m using the term ‘media’ to include social media, so links to blog posts as well as traditional media are likely and the categories used are a guide, not definitives. Linking to them is not necessarily a sign that I agree with everything that’s said but it’s definitely an indication that they’ve made me think. In the media is a weekly round-up of features written by, about or containing female writers that have appeared during the previous week and I think are insightful, interesting and/or thought provoking.
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