I saw a post by @diaryofanhonestmom for the “Gross Mom’s”. It was a heartening post about how ‘Women’s Day is so often celebrating women doing giant, big, amazing things we couldn’t do decades ago, which IS big and amazing. And those aren’t the only women that exist and are changing the world. The Moms, cleaning up, regulating, healing, and caring are worth celebrating too.’
It was wonderful. And it felt strangely bold to say. Because I am too keenly aware that there are people who say things like “A woman’s best work is in her home.” and insinuate that’s where we belong. Which is the opposite of my belief and the opposite of empowering.
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