Advertisers Just Discovered That Dads Can Do Housework
The Super Bowl is kicking off a slew of commercials featuring fathers doing domestic duties. And we're supposed to think they're special?
Rachel Shukert
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Rachel Shukert is a critically acclaimed memoirist, novelist, playwright, essayist, and TV writer. She is a contributing editor at Tablet magazine, and her writing has appeared in such publications as Vulture, Salon, McSweeney’s, Slate, Gawker, the Daily Beast, and been featured on NPR. She is a writer for FOX's "The Red Band Society," and is currently developing her first feature with Yarn Films in L.A.
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