continue to antiparent book club Today, August 11th, 2026, is the one year anniversary of antiparent.com. I'm so excited to present an expansion to the site, antiparent book club. It's a collection of chapter notes, reading guides, and discussion questions, all designed to increase accessibility
A guide for people who want to read more, but aren't sure how to get there.
Kids around the world engage in (legal) paid labor every day. Here's what that looks like.
A sick day dispatch.
In light of the Winter Olympics: what does competing at the elite level do to child athletes? On Alysa Liu, Simone Biles, and all the girls who didn't make it.
Reflections on 2025. Survival is a slog, sometimes.
Even very young children can sense their own oppression, even if they can't quite articulate it. Can we talk to them about it?
Even within communism/socialism, people don't tend to approach youth liberation seriously. That needs to change.
Halloween is the deadliest day of the year for US child pedestrians, and it's not even a contest.
The ultimate compilation of books about youth liberation, family abolition, social reproduction theory, education, and more.
How children's rights became one of the biggest tools of children's oppression worldwide.
How & why adults forced young people out of public life.