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Author: Alexa Strabuk

Alexa Strabuk is an editorial intern at Ms. and has worked as a writer, editor, graphic illustrator and editorial intern for magazines including ELLE, YES!, The Student Life and Mochi. She was recognized by the Asian American Journalists Association for her work as an up-and-coming reporter. Alexa is pursuing a B.A. in Media Studies at Pitzer College with a minor in Asian American Studies.
  • Justice & Law
  • Violence & Harassment

Grad Students are Unionizing to Fight Campus Sexual Assault

Alexa Strabuk

A certified union at Columbia University would mean higher compensation, better benefits and improved labor protections for graduate research and teaching assistants. It would also be a powerful force to fight campus sexual assault.

  • Arts & Entertainment

The Future of STEM is Female

Alexa Strabuk

Young women and girls held their own in this year’s Regeneron Science Talent Search, a prestigious research competition for high school seniors pursuing STEM.

  • Arts & Entertainment

Q&A: Filmmaker Joey Ally on Telling the Stories of Nail Salon Workers

Alexa Strabuk

Joey Alley’s short film Joy Joy Nails chronicles a day in the life of two nail salon workers.

  • Justice & Law
  • Violence & Harassment

A Different Kind of Terror

Alexa Strabuk

The latest San Bernardino shooting was an act of terror—one of a far more common and deadly kind of terrorism altogether.

  • Arts & Entertainment

NEWSFLASH: Advertisers and Advocates Want Fox News to Take Sexual Harassment Seriously

Alexa Strabuk

Fox News quietly settled sexual harassment cases against Bill O’Reilly—and now, over 30 companies have pulled ads from his show and activists are calling for his removal.

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  • Sports

NEWSFLASH: U.S. Women’s Hockey Players Scored An Equitable Wage Agreement

Alexa Strabuk

“We are simply asking USA Hockey to comply with the law.”

  • Arts & Entertainment

Q&A: Cinefemme’s Michelle Kantor on Disrupting Male-Dominated Spaces

Alexa Strabuk

Kantor sat down with Ms. to discuss the importance of supporting female filmmakers, networking, and representation in Hollywood.

  • Violence & Harassment

Giving Voice to Trans and Non-Binary Survivors of Sexual Violence

Alexa Strabuk

As a trans survivor of sexual and emotional abuse, Lexie Bean has spent a lot of time trying to make sense of their own body.

  • National

NEWSFLASH: Women’s March Organizers Arrested Outside Trump Hotel in NYC

Alexa Strabuk

The Women’s March on Washington co-organizers were among those arrested outside of Trump International Hotel in New York City.

  • Arts & Entertainment

Doing Maya Angelou’s Story Justice

Alexa Strabuk

When Rita Coburn-Whack’s life became political, Angelou’s memoir of “truths” were all she could talk about.

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