Anne-Marie Slaughter published a viral article in 2012 arguing that women "still can't have it all."
Three years later, Slaughter's husband, Andrew Moravcsik, weighs in on the debate. He argues "the well-being of children, the status of women, and the happiness of men will depend on whether more fathers are willing to take on primary parenting roles."
Read his essay on the "lead" parent in the Atlantic.
Thanks to all of you who emailed me this essay -- +Elizabeth Slavitt, +Andrea Sparrey, +Claire Packer and many others.
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