In this article, Anne-Marie Slaughter, once a professor at Princeton University and Harvard Law School, and now CEO of the New America Foundation, uses personal experiences to develop the argument that women who work and have families have a harder time reaching higher paygrades than that of their male counter parts, and other women that do not have families to factor into their busy schedules. Slaughter’s life experiences produce a vast slew of evidence that supports her argument that men and women truly can have it all when it comes to balancing family and work. Firstly, Slaughter addresses the struggle of balancing her family life and work life. She was seen as the professor that told young women in her lectures that they could have it
