Erin Almond

Writer

We don’t just need a candidate who represents our values, we need a candidate who represents our values <em>and</em> who can win in the general election.

Sure, a political revolution sounds great, in theory, but the next president will still have to face, and work within, the existing system when she arrives in office on day one.

Erin Almond Responds: Why I'm With Hillary

In this photo, Democratic presidential candidate  Hillary Clinton is introduced during a campaign stop, Jan. 22, 2016, in Rochester, N.H. (Matt Rourke/AP)

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Opinion

Politics

Election 2016

Hello, Smartphone: Confessions Of A Technology Late-Bloomer

Why I finally gave in and ordered up my very own 24-hour technological leash. (omarjordanf/flickr)

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Life

Technology

The most insidious side effect of this perception is that it allows our society to deny women full adult status. They’re effectively portrayed as little more than children themselves.

Why Do We Continue To Stigmatize Stay-At-Home Moms?

Erin Almond: Maybe if we, as a culture, stopped stereotyping stay-at-home moms, we’d do a better job at providing them the kind of support they need to succeed. In this photo, a scene from the 1975 film, "The Stepford Wives."  (flickr) 

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