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What if one kind comment could do for your child what one cruel comment does against them?
This is the butterfly effect episode for Tuesday’s episode on online hate. Heather turns that conversation into four small actions you can start right now. She also reads this week’s listener review and shares why the mob mentality can work in both directions.
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Give yourself the gift of empowerment
What do you do when you can’t stop your LGBTQ child from seeing online hate, and you shouldn’t try?
Online cruelty and dehumanization get louder in the weeks before an election, and our kids are in the middle...
How do you stay hopeful and engaged when the news makes everything feel hopeless? What if the answer is smaller than you think?
This is the butterfly effect episode for Tuesday’s episode on the load-bearing walls of democracy. Heather offers one word, one 15-minute action, one urge to resist, and one line for the next time someone says they’re just not political. Her re...
What does our democracy actually rest on, and which of those supports are being weakened right now?
With less than a month to go before the midterms, Heather breaks down four load-bearing walls of American democracy, a decade of wins and losses for LGBTQ families, and where your dollars and time can make the biggest difference this November, wherever you live.
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What do you actually say when your kid asks how you're voting?
This is the Friday companion to Tuesday's episode on political approval-seeking. Heather makes that thought experiment small enough to carry through the week: one word, one two-minute action, one urge to resist at the table, and one line to say to your kid that could change how safe they feel.
In this ...