Women bear time and money burden amid policy doubt
Julanne Malveaux notes polling shows 56 percent of women worry about juggling family and work and fear limited public policy help. The piece links economic shifts, layoffs, and the push for a shorter work week to broader gendered labor realities and debates on government action.
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You Had to Be There on The Bomb Debate
Mike Royko recalls a public radio discussion about dropping The Bomb on Japan. He contrasts professors' views with a veteran’s lived experience, noting invasion casualties far higher than some estimates and defending the moral necessity of using the weapon. The piece ends with Royko’s nod to veterans who say you had to be there.
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