Authoritarianism
Let Them Eat Soup
How much soup do you need to survive a pandemic pricked with insurrection?
Meg Conley
Hi, my name is Meg. I create Pocket Observatory, a not-for-profit attention reclamation project.
Authoritarianism
Insurrection at Home
After years of Trump, my kids think America is normally violent. They're right.
Home
A Defense of the Common House Spider
I am feeling a little defensive of the common house spider.
White Supremacy
American Dream
Helping Americans find shelter must become an integral part of the American Dream.
White Supremacy
American Ownership
My husband and I bought our first home when we were 24. Hard work had nothing to do with it.
White Supremacy
An American Shame
Why was I embarrassed to tell people I rented my home?
Home
The Winchester Mystery House
If there’s one thing we love more than a haunted house, it’s a haunted woman.
Home
The Table Comes First
What does it mean for the table to come first in our homes? In our country?
Patriarchy
I finished my miscarriage on a toilet
We don't talk about what happens in women's bodies or bathrooms.
Built Environment
A Concise Chronicle of a Woman Who Cried at Home
What has crying in the home looked like over the centuries?
Cancer
My Friend Was Diagnosed with Stage 4 Cancer
I want you to know what it is like to sit in her home.
Motherhood
America Doesn’t Care About Mothers
I finally understand that help is not coming
Motherhood
My motherhood is a dirty fridge
Wait, let me start over. I mean my motherhood is like a dirty fridge. Hear me out.
Motherhood
I started my 30-day HOME Yoga journey 92 days ago.
I wasn’t very interested in the transcendental. I just wanted to feel like reality was a place worth being.
Childhood
Live with Regis and Kathie Lee!
I was a kid with an anxiety disorder. Regis Philbin was my (unlikely) hero
Platforms
Journalism Comes For Teenage Trauma and Triumph on TikTok
Internet culture has a kid consent problem
Patriarchy
City Park, Denver
Today is the third day of protests in Denver.
Grief
What a Zoom Funeral Taught Me About Death
As my daughters and I stared at a livestream of an open casket, I realized death is always remote
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