HeyJaredLiuba Grechen Shirley
Founder & CEO of Vote Mama | Mama of 3 fighting to elect moms everywhere | 2018 Democratic Nominee for U.S. House (NY-02)
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Live with Liuba Grechen Shirley, Vote Mama & Dawn Huckelbridge, Paid Leave PAC (opens the original)
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“If one person sold their boat, we could feed the world” (opens the original)
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“If one person sold their boat, we could feed the world.” This is what my ten year old said to me.We were reading Howard Zinn’s A Young People’s History of the United States the other night, learning about Bacon’s Rebellion, indentured servants, class lines during the colonial period, and how in 1770 the top 1% of landowners in Boston owned 44% of the wealth. He said, “That’s not much different from how it is today,” and he was right.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-im
Live with Liuba Grechen Shirley and Denise Powell (NE-02) (opens the original)
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The Woke Agenda Has Guinea Pigs (opens the original)
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I was on the Acela to DC again when my mom and kids called.“We’re on our way to the emergency…..” (my heart starts pounding because our six year old has recently broken his arm, and of course I think the worst) “vet….” (now I think it’s one of our pets) …. “with a bird who broke its wing.” Okay, I can breathe. They’re taking a wild bird to the emergency vet. That was a whole array of emotions in ten seconds.This is not unusual for my family. We regularly take wild animals to the emergency vet. I
American culture deprioritizes time off—and we’re all worse off for it (opens the original)
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A couple weeks ago, my family was playing trivia. My husband was yelling questions and throwing chocolate at us when we got the right answer. He asked, “What was mama’s first Great Dane’s name?” (which my mother and I were not allowed to answer). My son was in the other room and heard, “What was mama’s first great game?” He came running into the kitchen screaming, “Jobs! Jobs!” I laughed, because yes, that would have been the right answer, and god, do my kids know me.Jobs was a game I made up wi
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