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Anne-Marie Slaughter
February 2016
This much I know
Anne-Marie Slaughter: ‘Care is not a woman’s job any more than breadwinning is a man’s’
The feminist politics professor, 57, on her Belgian grandparents, seeing beauty in a puddle, and her sons wanting to be artists
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