We need to change the stories that we tell about mothers
From Medea to Madama Butterly, we have normalized motherhood-as-suffering narratives. We have to stop.
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This week I have been thinking about Medea again.
Last weekend my dad came into town and he treated me to two wonderful shows. The first was Tina, a biographical musical about the life of the legendary Tina Turner. The second was Madama Butterfly, the Puccini opera, at the Metropolitan Opera House.
I didn’t …
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