Warner, Judith

Contains alphabetically arranged entries that provide background on issues concerning immigration in the United States, such as asylum and human right, drug trafficking, education, and hate crimes.

Presents an examination of modern motherhood in America, based on a study of upper/middle-class women from age twenty to forty living on the east coast, exploring the reasons why so many mothers are stressed and despairing, and calling for more social, government, and one-on-one support.