02 April 2016 02 Apr 2016

Coping with inequity: All in a day's work

My early years were not exactly traditional. My parents were actors, so the nature of their employment was sporadic. When I was a baby, my mother took a temporary job and my father looked after me. His enduring memory of this time involves endless trips to McDonald's, the only public place he could find with nappy-changing facilities accessible to men.