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Female Breadwinner

Ditching the Guilt As a First Step to Having it All

Jeanne Garbarino | Posted 04.25.2013 | Parents
Jeanne Garbarino

Let's ditch the guilt on the career front and the home front and live now without regret or apology for a job not only well done, but a life well-balanced.

Dads: The New Moms

Marian Salzman | Posted 02.16.2013 | Parents
Marian Salzman

The growing ranks of devoted and capable dads are likely to find their new role liberating. Watch for the rise of child-oriented masculinity challenging program makers, brands and advertisers to reflect the essence of this emerging new reality.

How to Repair the Gender Pay Gap? Teach Negotiation Skills in College

Rachel Simmons | Posted 01.08.2013 | Women
Rachel Simmons

Undergraduate institutions should teach women to navigate society's mixed messages, to advocate for themselves and to take risks.

How Out-Earning My Husband Is Ruining My Marriage

LearnVest | Posted 11.29.2012 | Weddings
LearnVest

The idea of a wife being the primary or sole breadwinner is a relatively new one (though a new study shows that over half of American women are household breadwinners), but speaking as that sole earner: I don't like it.

Is Hyper-Masculinity Ruining Your Marriage?

The Huffington Post | Katharine Lotze | Posted 07.23.2012 | Weddings

Could hyper-masculinity be ruining your marriage? According to a new study, published in the online journal "Sex Roles," men who have traditional n...

Wearing the Pants: What it Means to Be the Breadwinner

Heidi Sinclair | Posted 05.21.2012 | Women
Heidi Sinclair

It is hard to be a woman who not only wins all the bread, but also must bake it.

Why Earning Power = Sexual Power for Women

Liza Mundy | Posted 05.20.2012 | Women
Liza Mundy

Make no mistake: having intellectual and financial resources is a good thing for women, sexually, not a bad one.

Proud To Be A Stay-At-Home Dad?

Tom Matlack | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Tom Matlack

The dad at the playground or at the "Mommy and Me" playgroup doesn't have to cower over in the corner.