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Author: Nissy New

Nissy New is vice president of operations at Metro Dallas Home Alliance and a public voices fellow through The OpEd Project.
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A Mother’s Lament: The Care Gap and Motherlode Is Heavy

Nissy New

Over the last year, our country has lost almost 550,000 people to COVID-19. America lost countless citizens to racism and experienced one of the largest spikes in hate crimes.

We changed the way we loved, shopped, worked and lived. But the expectations for mothers did not change.

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