“Neigh!” you say, pointing to the horse on tv. “Neigh!” you say, gesturing to the Great Dane dwarfing lesser dogs in the park. “Baboo,”...

There is a special kind of time called “Mommy Time.” It’s sacred to me, especially as a homeschooling parent to a child with special needs. One of the best parts of my Mommy Time is that it makes Mommy, er… I mean me happy. (Gosh, when does that third-party naming habit end?) The most exciting part is that this activity doesn’t involve motherhood at all! I get to be gloriously a-l–o–n-e. Let Me Explain How This Works: When I take my Mommy Time, this means my child is essentia

According to traditional philosophy, woman were to be treated as objects not as human beings. For example, Aristotle believed that “women are imperfect men” and that “the function of women is limited to reproduction like animals”. Jean-Jacques Rousseau said, “Society will collapse if a woman has not grown from a young age to obey a man.” Freud believed that “women are inferior to men because of their lack of a biological system”. And Kant believed that “women can not be full