Trump Wants a Baby Boom? In This Economy?
As the administration defunds social programs that help families live and thrive, the White House is proposing cash incentives to up the birth rate. It's as creepy as it sounds.
Sarah Stankorb
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Sarah Stankorb is the author of the national best-seller 'Disobedient Women.' The award-winning, Ohio-based writer's work has appeared in publications including The New York Times, The Washington Post, Cosmopolitan, O Magazine, Marie Claire, Slate, and many others. She writes about religion, politics, feminism, and the public good.
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