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Author: Hope Lenamon

Hope Lenamon is a former editorial intern at Ms. and a journalism major with a double minor in electronic media and communications and women's and gender studies at Texas Tech University. She enjoys writing, taking mediocre photos and the company of her dog, Miley.
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The Ms. Q&A: Why Stevie Boebi Uses YouTube to Teach Queer Sex Ed

Hope Lenamon

“I think that’s really why I do what I do—because I am so angry at not being told about sex.”

  • Arts & Entertainment
  • National
  • Politics

Taylor Swift’s Wildest (Midterm) Dreams are Coming True

Hope Lenamon

Earlier this month, Taylor Swift took the Internet by storm when she broke her career-long political silence on Instagram—and in the weeks since, hundreds of thousands of her followers heeded her call to get registered and get engaged in the midterm elections.

  • Arts & Entertainment

WATCH: The Trailer for “On the Basis of Sex” Reminds Us How RBG Got So Notorious

Hope Lenamon

The trailer for “On the Basis of Sex” is proof alone that one feature-length film about the notorious Supreme Court Justice isn’t enough. 

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Three Survivors are Suing the State of Texas for Mishandling Rape Cases

Hope Lenamon

Amy Smith’s rape case was dismissed without her knowledge. Ten years later, she and two other survivors are suing the state of Texas for its systemic failure to take rape seriously.

  • Global
  • Violence & Harassment

Mobilizing Against Molka: Exploring South Korea’s Largest-Ever Women-Led Protest

Hope Lenamon

Over 30,000 women came together in Seoul to fight back against molka—hidden spy-cam pornography that is plaguing South Korea.

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The Lady Parts Justice League Vagical Mystery Tour is Back on the Road

Hope Lenamon

“There is a power in gathering folks for a really fun evening. If you are laughing, you still have hope.”

  • Health
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Judge Issues Preliminary Injunction of Arkansas Abortion Pill Restrictions

Hope Lenamon

After two days of expert testimony, U.S. District Judge Kristine Baker issued a preliminary injunction of a law that effectively prevented abortion providers in Arkansas from administering medication abortions.

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We Heart: Therese Patricia Okoumou’s Powerful Statue of Liberty Protest

Hope Lenamon

For almost three hours, Okoumou walked around the statue as part of a protest against the Trump administration’s separation of migrant families at the border, taking time to sit in the folds of Lady Liberty’s robes while she shut down Liberty Island.

  • Health
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What Abortion Access Looks Like Without Roe: A State-by-State Breakdown

Hope Lenamon

Supreme Court Justice Kennedy is retiring—leaving the 1973 ruling in Roe v. Wade in imminent danger. Should the next Court overturn it, women in over half of the country could lose access to safe and legal abortion overnight.

  • Health
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Healthcare Providers and Reproductive Justice Advocates are Challenging Texas’ Anti-Abortion Laws in Federal Court

Hope Lenamon

Many Texas women live an unacceptable distance from an abortion provider, and an array of laws continue to prohibit how, when and where they can receive an abortion. Now, healthcare providers and community advocates are fighting back—in court.

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