Amid all the dramatic headlines about COVID-19, news stories describe how people now share anniversaries, birthdays, and other occasions with […]
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Amid all the dramatic headlines about COVID-19, news stories describe how people now share anniversaries, birthdays, and other occasions with […]
In hindsight, it was probably a touch of grad school-induced hubris that led me to assert, in an early draft […]
On Tuesday, March 17, 2020, shortly after noon, my mother, Carol Lenoir Price Swedberg, died in home hospice at the […]
A weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news We are at war. On grief, history, and COVID-19. […]
In recent years, the black maternal and fetal health crisis has been front page news, and for good reason. Black […]
In the summer of 1952, parents didn’t let their children visit playgrounds, swimming pools were closed, movie theaters shuttered, and […]
A weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news Why hair matters. The other pandemic. The trouble with […]
In the spring of 1913 journalist Elise Roorbach was walking around downtown San Francisco when she passed a gift store. […]
Film and TV portrayals of abortion in the last decade have become both more prevalent and complex. Take the different […]
In these scary times, many of us find comfort in watching Dr. Anthony Fauci on TV. I like seeing Dr. […]