Alejandra Ramos Gomez, Author at Ms. Magazine
Skip to content

Trending:

  • #BeyondRoe
  • Abortion Access
  • Childcare
  • Ukraine-Russia Conflict
  • Title IX
  • Supreme Court
  • Abortion Pills
  • Maternal Health

Ms. MagazineMs. Magazine

More Than A Magazine, A Movement

  • donate
  • join
  • store
  • News & Opinion
  • Politics
  • Health
  • Culture
  • Ms. Studios
  • Series
  • Explore by Topic
  • Take Action

Author: Alejandra Ramos Gomez

Alejandra Ramos Gomez is an artivist, poet, Dual Language Gifted and Talented educator, and a Public Voices Fellow through The OpEd Project.
  • Global
  • Violence & Harassment
Femicide is a Pandemic of its Own

Femicide is a Pandemic of its Own

Alejandra Ramos Gomez

This year, there has been an average of ten women killed every day in Mexico. Femicides have increased 137 percent in the last five years, and 93 percent of these crimes against women were not reported or investigated.

RSS Feminist Daily News

  • United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan
  • Kansans Kill Restrictive Abortion Initiative
  • President Biden Signs Executive Order to Protect Traveling for Abortion Care

Popular This Week

Abortion Denials Cause Mental Health Problems for Mothers and Children: ‘It’s a Burden They Both Carry Forever’
Top Indiana Employers Voice Concern Over State’s New Near-Total Abortion Ban
‘If Not for Them’: Brenda VanLengen’s Journey to Document Women’s Basketball
Ms. Magazine
  • About Ms.
    • Ms. History
    • Masthead
    • Ms. Committee of Scholars
    • Internships
  • Membership
    • Get Ms.
    • Give the Gift of Ms.
    • Manage Your Ms. Membership
    • Support Ms.
    • Newsletters
    • Back Issues
    • Feminist Store
  • Contact
    • Media Center
    • Writing for Ms.
    • Contact Us
    • Advertise with Ms.
  • Programs & Sister Organizations
    • Ms. Classroom
    • Feminist Majority Foundation
    • Feminist Campus
    • Girls Learn International
Copyright © 2022 Ms. Magazine
  • Terms of Use
  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy

Ms. is wholly owned and published by the Feminist Majority Foundation