Culture & Commentary
You Broke the Glass Ceiling, Honey — Now Who's Coming to Thanksgiving?
For decades, women were handed a shiny brochure promising that a corner office and a passport full of stamps would be more than enough. Now, a growing number of those same women are sitting in beautifully decorated homes, surrounded by career trophies and zero grandchildren, wondering why the brochure left out the part about eating dinner alone. Barbara Jean Whitfield takes an honest — and yes, slightly cat-forward — look at the loneliness epidemic quietly swallowing a generation of high-achieving women.