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    The Family Weekly: The Inner Lives of Middle Schoolers

    Plus: the legal realities of reuniting immigrant families, and the struggle to connect with stepkids
    by Natalie Escobar Aug 04, 2018 2 minutes
    Source: Stephen Spillman / AP

    This Week in Family

    Sometimes, helping families can require teamwork between unlikely bedfellows, as two of our stories this week illustrated.

    Pregnancy discrimination has been rampant in workplaces since women started entering the workforce, despite legislation drafted to crack down on it. Ashley Fetters, an staff writer, , forged

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