Parenting Advice Is Dead. What's Next?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : In another moment in the book, Garbes describes her tendency to over-explain things to her two daughters, and the potential for discovery in those moments when she finds herself spinning out on "empire and the social safety net while both girls have moved on to biting apple slices into the shape of a boat or a moon or a butt."
53% : She says she has come to embrace her work as "slightly illegible," and feels this is reflective of her Filipina and American identity, and living in a world marked by colonialism, white supremacy, and capitalism, which only see certain bodies and ways of thinking as intelligible.

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