Julie Bogen
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Katie Martin / The Atlantic; Getty ‘Mom Brain’ Isn’t a Joke
When our culture makes fun of mothers’ forgetfulness, it is abdicating responsibility for the overwork women are experiencing and its effects on their health.
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Getty; The Atlantic Why We Count Babies’ Ages in Months
Parenthood comes with a flurry of new vernacular. This norm kept me tied to reality.
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Sgt. Kaden D. Pitt / U.S. Army / … The Hypocrisy of the Anti-vax Patriot
Stopping the spread of COVID-19 is a great way to help U.S. military families.
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HBO / The Atlantic Michael K. Williams on Being Typecast
In a collaboration between The Atlantic and HBO, the late Michael K. Williams wrestled with a complicated question: Was he being typecast?
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John MacDougall / Getty The Pre-wedding Parties Where Couples Charge Admission
At a “stag and doe,” communities come together to celebrate the spouses-to-be—and give them a financial boost.
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Mark E. Gibson / Getty Why Your Metro Commute Is So Insanely Windy
Unpredictable and sometimes alarming, the weirdly powerful winds in metro stations might be explained by some basic rules of physics.
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Sandy Huffaker / Getty The Dismal Career Opportunities for Military Spouses
For the partners of America’s active-duty service members, finding a stable, well-paid job is often impossible.
