I just skimmed the article, and I don't doubt the issue is real, but they cited, I think, one actual human who had a specific complaint. It feels like an artic

I just skimmed the article, and I don't doubt the issue is real, but they cited, I think, one actual human who had a specific complaint. It feels like an article written with its narrative before its 'research'. My anecdata is my company is (publicly and at the middle leadership level) very supportive of the compromises parents and others are making, I harbor no resentment towards parents, and have seen not one shred of it in informal communications. YMMV.