The cut featured the best, a lot of on-theme looks at this week’s met Gala. (And have you heard about the Marilyn Monroe dress controversy?)
The Strategist explained how to work up to using strong retinoids.
BBC WorkLife looked at how the costs of getting to work are rising.
CNBC reported that companies like JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft, SAP, Hilton, and EY have started programs specifically for interviewing, hiring, and onboarding neurodiverse workers.
Ms. magazine shared that plan C has launched an ad campaign in nyc subways — 250 posters in English and Spanish that describe how to find abortion pills and access complimentary legal recommendations about using them.
WIRED explained how to remove your personal info from Google’s search results.
In good Housekeeping, a woman who became a single mommy by choice spoke with others who made the same decision and highlighted the challenges they face.
The new York Times published an op-ed by the Pulitzer Prize-winning former supreme Court reporter Linda Greenhouse that looks at the legal opinions underlying abortion as we knew it.
The new York Times also examined Rax King’s new book, Tacky: love Letters to the worst culture We have to Offer, which “make[s] the late aughts seem like the most vivid, concrete, and ecstatic moment to burst into adolescence considering that time out of mind.”
Your Laugh of the Week comes from The Belladonna, with “I, Samuel Alito, Am Disgusted By This violation Of My ideal To Privacy.”
On CorporetteMoms Recently…
We looked at the concept of “Conception, Planning, and Execution” from the book fair Play: A Game-Changing option for When You have too much to Do (and a lot more Life to Live).
We looked back at past CorporetteMoms posts, including the best sippy cups and the best maternity dresses for work.
We used some clothes for working moms, including some maternity basics and washable workwear.
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