
Nanny Milkers
Red Scare
Art, Race, and Caregiving
This chapter explores a provocative New Yorker cover that ignited debate about societal issues, particularly around race and childcare. Speakers reflect on the artistic choices behind the illustration, contrasting the aesthetic appeal with its political implications about race, exploitation, and the dynamics of working families. The conversation intertwines humor with serious discussions on the emotional and economic complexities of employing nannies, particularly from marginalized communities.
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