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Caroline Kitchener, national political reporter for The Washington Post, talks with Alex Wagner about a narrow ruling by the Oklahoma Supreme Court allowing abortion when a woman's life is at risk, and the anxious confusion that lingers for doctors making the choice between a woman's health and potentially dire criminal consequences.
No one talks about the isolation, the identity crisis, or the all-consuming panic that sets in when you realize you have no idea what you want to do with the rest of your life and no one around to point you in the right direction. No one admits how much you want to lean on the people around you.
Caroline Kitchener, Post Grad
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For him, 'success' was having enough money to eat, sleep in a safe place, and eventually provide for a family. Not fellowships, six figure salaries, or prestigious acceptance letters.
Caroline Kitchener, Post Grad
Every year had a beginning (September), an end (June), and a long break in between - an opportunity to reflect on the past nine months... now adulthood extended before us. No end in sight.
Caroline Kitchener, Post Grad
Reading Roundup: August 2020
Favourite > Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon: Naoko Takeuchi - I grew up watching the American version of Sailor Moon on TV and fell in love. Now that I’m (much) older I am revisiting the icon with the English manga and I still laugh at her sass.
Least Favourite > Always and Forever, Lara Jean - This was definitely better than the second book! But I remain firm on my stance that the first book should have been a standalone. In the conclusion to the trilogy Lara Jean struggles with the end of high school and new beginnings with her signature innocence.
Post Grad, Caroline Kitchener (F, 30s, red ball earrings, highlighting passages in blue pen, A train)
New from Ecco and author Caroline Kitchener, Postgrad: Five Women and Their First Year Out of College.
