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Author: Robin Jones Kerr

Robin Jones Kerr is a journalism major and women’s studies minor at George Washington University, and an intern at Ms. Follow her on Twitter.
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We Heart: ESPN’s Body Issue for its Diverse Portrayal of Athletes

Robin Jones Kerr

The sixth annual ESPN The Magazine Body Issue is on newsstands this week, with six different covers and stunning nude photographs of 22 professional athletes. The special issue describes itself […]

  • Health
  • National

NEWSFLASH: Senate to Vote on Bill to Reverse Hobby Lobby

Robin Jones Kerr

UPDATE: Minutes ago, the Senate voted 56-43 to reject the Protect Women’s Health from Corporate Interference Act of 2014, also known as the “Not My Boss’ Business Act.” It fell four […]

  • National

NEWSFLASH: Nationwide Survey Finds Colleges are Failing Sexual Assault Survivors

Robin Jones Kerr

Hundreds of colleges and universities across the nation are in violation of federal law by not responding adequately to allegations of on-campus sexual assault, a new report has found. The […]

  • Education

Can California Lead Charge Against Campus Rape?

Robin Jones Kerr

The University of California prides itself on being one of the best public university systems in the country. It boasts that its 10 schools attract the “best and brightest,” and […]

  • Money & Jobs

Sleazy or Just Shy? New York Magazine Excuses Terry Richardson

Robin Jones Kerr

When New York magazine published in June its hotly anticipated profile of controversial photographer Terry Richardson, it ran under the headline “Is Terry Richardson an Artist or a Predator?” Stating […]

  • Arts & Entertainment

What The Washington Post Should Know About Editorials

Robin Jones Kerr

The Washington Post has been in hot water over the past few weeks for publishing two controversial opinion pieces. The first, “College become the victim of progressivism,” by conservative Post […]

  • Money & Jobs

“Vocal Fry” Presents New Challenge for Women at Work

Robin Jones Kerr

If you’ve noticed a recent uptick in the number of people speaking with what sounds like a California drawl, you’re not alone. It’s called “vocal fry,” or “creaky voice,” and […]

  • National

NEWSFLASH: Obama Eases Student Debt, But Senate Blocks Loan Bill

Robin Jones Kerr

In an effort to help combat the nationwide student debt crisis, President Obama on Monday signed an executive order to help ease the burden of student loan payments. Seventy-one percent […]

  • National

Seattle Goes to the Mat for Minimum Wage

Robin Jones Kerr

The Seattle City Council last week unanimously approved an increase in the city’s minimum wage to $15 an hour, the highest in the nation. That’s more than double the current […]

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