Jo Yurcaba

Jo Yurcaba is a writer and editor living in central North Carolina. They cover women's health, LGBTQ+ rights, and politics. When they're not writing, they're usually riding horses or eating lots of southern food.
Jo Yurcaba is a writer and editor living in central North Carolina. They cover women's health, LGBTQ+ rights, and politics. When they're not writing, they're usually riding horses or eating lots of southern food.
"I'm not overly political. I'm overly her husband."
Moms aren't "unsung heroes," they're victims of a broken society.
Dr. Alang spoke to Motherly about why inclusive language matters so much.
It's making inequality worse for the most vulnerable kids.
More than 75% of fatal cases in kids are from marginalized communities.
Mom shamers came out, but it's what is working for them both.
These kids are too cute.
About 16.9 million children under 18 years old don't have high-speed home internet.
Here's how to make one.
Can you imagine getting flowers from B?