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, a series of stories about our lived experiences in 2020, as told to Vox critic at large Emily VanDerWerff. Parents feeling overwhelmed and burnt out by the burden of child care during the Covid-19 pandemic has been a consistent theme of 2020, and with good reason. When you’re trying to work a full-time job and be a full-time parent, it can often feel impossible to do either to the best of your abilities. But when I talked to Robert, who lives in Manhattan and works as a data scientist, I was struck by how he reframed this idea. In the past, he spent so much of his time commuting that he m...

, a series of stories about our lived experiences in 2020, as told to Vox critic at large Emily VanDerWerff. Emily works as a communications manager for a small consulting firm and lives just outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She was used to working from home, so when quarantine began, it didn’t cause a major shift for her. She had realized her marriage was over in late 2019, and 2020 had already kicked off with significant changes in her life. Quarantine wasn’t one of them. But as the rest of the world shut down for the year, Emily found herself adopting a tiny injured pig and nursing...

Share Photo: (Photo : Julia M Cameron from Pexels) Due to the pandemic, teachers from all over the country are spending more time working to help kids learn. Aside from adjusting to online learning, the teachers are considered heroes during the pandemic as well. According to an article from Parents, teachers continue to sign on after three in the afternoon, just so they can help children learn. ALSO READ:  The extra hours In the article from Parents, the author shared the experience of her sister who works as a speech therapist. According to the story, the teacher, who works remotely, s...