Brianna WuGosh, that is a mystery. If only one our nation’s most revered newspapers could ask literally any woman.
smells of bikes@briannawu there should be a corollary law to Betteridge's law, to describe the situation where a newspaper asks a question not because they want to know the answer but because they want to promote an idea that is largely contradicted by the actual answer.
@briannawu "a 2013 study into computer mediated communication [found] that headline questions posted to twitter increased click through rates in comparison to statement headlines"
So straight up saying "an economy in which kids are unaffordable and a culture where women are undervalued means women have fewer kids" won't get them the sweet, sweet engagement they crave.
So straight up saying "an economy in which kids are unaffordable and a culture where women are undervalued means women have fewer kids" won't get them the sweet, sweet engagement they crave.