A chameleon can adapt, but no matter how they change themselves in order to survive, they remain a chameleon. It was the middle of my workday when I received a call from Hispanic Executive magazine. “We would like to do a feature story on you,” the caller said. “We have done our research and believe you […]
The biggest warning sign of all? A “do as I say, not as I do” attitude. One of my favorite moments from the first season of “Mad Men” is when the gang goes out dancing after work. Celebrating the first of many successes, a meek and modest Peggy Olsen (you’ve come a long way, baby!) […]
Mens Rights Activists want superiority. Feminists want equality. Big difference. Recently I found myself falling deep down the hate hole that are MRA (Men’s Rights Activists) threads on Reddit. My ill-advised exploration was inspired by quasi-friends of mine who claimed to be “good guy” MRAs. These “good guys” said that MRAs were the same as feminists—they […]
What is refreshing about motherhood on TV is the spectrum of decision-making and priorities it represents; there is no singular June Cleaver model from which everything else deviates. Confession: I still watch Grey’s Anatomy. Not for the on-call room bed-hopping or the weep-worthy crisis of the week, or the seemingly endless parade of bomb squads, […]
