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Author: Stephanie Hallett

Stephanie hails from Toronto, Canada. She is a Ms. writer, a master of journalism candidate and a hip hop dancer/instructor/choreographer. She got her start in feminist journalism at the age of 16 when she was a member of the first editorial collective at Shameless magazine—and she has never looked back.
  • Arts & Entertainment

J.Lo Shows Off Her Fierce Feminist Side in New Video

Stephanie Hallett

Oh hey there, feminist Jennifer Lopez! The singer released a video Friday for her new song, “Ain’t Your Mama,” and it’s shot through with messages of women’s empowerment. The video opens […]

  • Sports

We Heart: Ballerina Misty Copeland’s New Barbie Doll

Stephanie Hallett

Misty Copeland made history last summer when she became the first African American woman to hold the title of principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre (ABT), solidifying her position as […]

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Victory! Harriet Tubman to Grace the $20 Bill

Stephanie Hallett

At long last, a woman’s face will grace the $20 bill. The Treasury Department announced Wednesday that a portrait of abolitionist Harriet Tubman will adorn the frontside of a new $20, […]

  • Arts & Entertainment

25 Women Share Alarming Stories of Childhood Sexual Abuse

Stephanie Hallett

After a federal inquiry into sexual violence in U.K. schools was announced this week, Everyday Sexism founder Laura Bates created a hashtag, #WhenIWas, to encourage women to share their stories of […]

  • Money & Jobs

The Gender Pay Gap Has Barely Budged Since the ’90s

Stephanie Hallett

Each year in April we mark the passage of Equal Pay Day—in 2016 it falls on April 12—a symbolic date that marks how far into the year women must work […]

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UC Berkeley Students are Fighting for On-Campus Abortion Access

Stephanie Hallett

More than one-quarter of abortions in the United States are obtained by women ages 18 to 24—roughly college age—yet many students’ access to the procedure is limited by state laws, the location […]

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The U.S. Women’s Soccer Team Just Challenged the Gender Pay Gap in a Big Way

Stephanie Hallett

Five members of the U.S. national women’s soccer team filed a complaint today with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) accusing the U.S. Soccer Federation, the sport’s national governing body, of wage discrimination. The […]

  • Money & Jobs

This Comedy Festival Is Charging Women a Different Price for a Great Reason

Stephanie Hallett

A Brooklyn-based comedy festival is charging women, people of color, LGBTQ folks and people with disabilities a different price to submit their work than straight, white men. The catch? The […]

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  • Violence & Harassment

Trauma in the Courtroom: Jian Ghomeshi, the Verdict and the Victims

Stephanie Hallett

Jian Ghomeshi, former host of the popular Canadian radio show “Q,” was acquitted Thursday on four counts of sexual assault and one count of overcoming resistance by choking. Ghomeshi was […]

  • National
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Meet the Fierce, Over-50 Women’s Team Racing 750 Miles to Alaska in a Sailboat

Stephanie Hallett

The interview below is part of the Ms. Blog’s “Telling Her Story” series for Women’s History Month. Check back throughout March for more profiles of women doing great things in their communities. […]

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