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Sarah Lacy: People in power love pitting women against each other — it's time we stop falling for it
A teacher stands in front of the Hillsborough County Schools District Office on July 16, 2020 in Tampa, Florida in protest against reopenings. Octavio Jones/Getty Images Sarah Lacy is a serial entrepreneur and the founder and CEO of Chairman Mom, an abuse-free, nonjudgmental platform for working women. She writes about the surge of "mommy wars" online during the pandemic that are dividing working women, including moms working from home and many teachers.
Silicon Valley insider: Fast-growing tech companies represent a disproportionate amount of wealth creation in the US — and Black Americans are locked out of it
Business Insider Sarah Lacy is an award-winning journalist, author, and entrepreneur. She's the founder and CEO of Chairman Mom, an online support community for working women. Lacy contrasts white-run companies' fervent social media posts that 'Black Lives Matter' with the fact that very few of these companies actively take steps to recruit, train, hire, and promote Black employees.
7 ways to manage your anxiety during pregnancy—from moms who have been there
The American Psychological Association (APA) has joined the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) in taking a strong stance against spanking, telling parents that it is harmful and doesn't work anyway.
12 mamas share the ONE beauty product they can't live without
After the fog of having a C-section with my first baby lifted, I was quickly fueled with the determination to get pregnant and have a VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarian). If, of course, I was able to get pregnant again. You see, I felt like I was bullied into having a C-section. When my obstetrician announced that I'd be heading into the operating room, my baby and I were both doing fine—there was no scary urgency for my baby to be born surgically.
Make mornings run smoother with these 10 tips from real moms
Unstructured play is play without predetermined rules of the game. There are no organized teams, uniforms, coaches or trainers. It is spontaneous, often made-up on the spot, and changeable as the day goes on.
12 self-care ideas you can do in under 10 minutes, mama
We all understand that we should fill up our own cup before we can help others, but that's not always attainable. While we wishwe had an hour each day to devote to our own health and wellness, we can take a couple of minutes to do something that makes us feel more like, well, us. Mamas shared their go-to self-care hacks on Chairman Mom for those days when you don't have the time, but you need a pick-me-up on the go. Here's what works for them. 1.
12 self-care ideas you can do in under 10 minutes, mama
Three-hundred and sixty-five days ago, I was marveling at the sunset, so much so, that I paused to take a photo. I didn't know my water would break six hours later. I didn't know that when it broke, the fluid would be a greenish/brown color and the midwife would say this was evidence of something called meconium and I would have to throw my entire birth plan out the window and go to the hospital immediately.
While Facebook Flounders, Women Build Their Own Social Networks
In the midst of all the hubbub about Facebook privacy concerns, another social network launched over the weekend. That network, called Maverick, isn’t trying to compete with the Menlo Park-based giant, though. Instead, it’s focused on serving just one subset of the population: tween girls. Why that specific group?
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