Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg
Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg is a writer based in Manhattan.
March for Peace, Pay for War
By Elizabeth Weill-GreenbergGrowing up with a red diaper mother, I learned at a very young age that politics was center stage in shopping. Grapes were absolutely forbidden in our home, as were GE products and Nestlé. My parents could participate in such boycotts relatively risk free—with the exception of my nagging whine that they just be “normal.”
My Encounter with Army Recruiters
By Elizabeth Weill-GreenbergAt 4:00 p.m. the phone rang. It was the Army recruiter, Sergeant Preto. “We’re a block away. We looked at a map and found your apartment, so we’ll just come by.”
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