The Collection: Coping by chemistry
Week of March 26-April 1st
Social Trust and the Heroin Epidemic by Amber Lapp | Institute for Family Studies
What’s the Matter With Small Town America? by Salena Zito| Washington Examiner
Why Fury Over Emmett Till at the Whitney Biennial Artwork is So Dangerous by Cathy Young | Forward
Washington DC, now requires childcare workers to have a college degree by Shoshana Weissmann | Washington Examiner
The Folly of Health Insurance Tied to Employment by Leslie Loftis | Observer
VIDEO: Ginny Thomas interviews Twila Brase on What Went Wrong With Ryancare
Evergreen perspectives
A long look back, a 2013 look back to a 1999 article on family drug use: Why Ritalin Still Rules by Mary Eberstadt | National Review
Yesterday was Infertility Awareness Shabbat: The Pain of Infertility in the Jewish Community by Melissa Braunstein | AltFem
Variations on a theme: Benedict Option
As mentioned, a new advice book on Christian Life in the modern era, The Benedict Option, dropped a few weeks ago. As expected, women of the right are still discussing the book. (And the last piece is some related history context.)
The Benedict Option Can’t Save Your Faith or Your Family by Luma Simms | The Federalist
Going Benedict, Orthodox Jewish Style by Bethany Mandel | First Things
Walking the Cultural Tightrope by Cheryl Magness
Pope Francis as Historian by Bronwen Catherine McShea | First Things
From the magazine
The empty message of feminism by trudywschuett
There Must Be More To This Provencial Life by EdgeOfTheSandbox
The Business of Living versus Rasing A Human Life by slmgoldberg
The vintage teething syrup ad via iO9 for the banner shot had many other examples of past drugs for children.
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