Pamela Kruger is a writer and editor specializing in business and parenting issues. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Fast Company, Fortune Small Business, Redbook, Child, and many others. She is the co-editor of and a contributor to A Love Like No Other: Stories from Adoptive Parents, an anthology which was praised as "one of the most thoughtful books on adoption to come along in years" (Christian Science Monitor) and "compelling, complex, and compulsively readable" (Elle). Her essays also have appeared in other anthologies, including the upcoming Blindsided by a Diaper (Three Rivers Press/Random House). She writes about family and work life on her blog at www.pamelakruger.com.

Blog Entries by Pamela Kruger

New York Magazine Misses The Point On Adoption

Posted August 17, 2007 | 09:55 AM (EST)


I came home after a two-week vacation to discover that New York magazine had anointed me -- or more to the point, my family -- hip and trendy. In a story called, "The Nuclear Family, Exploded," the magazine wrote about how Angelina Jolie and Madonna's brood of biological...

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Affirmative Action -- For Men

Posted June 29, 2007 | 02:12 PM (EST)


Whenever I hear someone bemoaning how hard it is these days to get into Harvard or Yale, I tune out. May be it's because my children are still years away from college, but I just find the hand- wringing silly, especially given how many people I know who have succeeded...

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The Wage Gap and the Supreme Court: Business As Usual

Posted May 30, 2007 | 09:48 AM (EST)


Every week, it seems like my box is flooded with urgent emails exhorting me to sign a petition, attend a rally, or call my senator about Iraq, Darfur, global warming, gay marriage, or any number of worthy causes. But I'm not expecting to get many invites to protest yesterday's Supreme...

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