Parenting Is a Political Choice (Whether We Admit It or Not)
Many parents resist the idea that parenting is political. That framing is comforting. It’s also incomplete, because children do not grow up in a neutral space.
Many parents resist the idea that parenting is political. That framing is comforting. It’s also incomplete, because children do not grow up in a neutral space.
A breakfast-table conversation about systems of power, and a 10-year-old who connected it to the French Revolution without being told to. That is the entire reason history matters.