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I’m a freelance reporter specializing in abortion access, rural issues, and far-right extremism.
From 2015-2022, I held various writing and editing roles at Mother Jones magazine.
I’ve also written for Wired, The Guardian, The New Republic, Jezebel, Teen Vogue, and Rolling Stone, among others.
Adria Malcolm
Mother Jones:
The Rise of the Abortion Cowboy
Dr. Aaron Campbell is part of a growing cadre of abortion providers traveling great distances to provide care.
October 17, 2023
Cheney Orr/Reuters
The Guardian:
Kamala Harris Praises the Courage of the ‘Tennessee Three’ on visit to Nashville
About 500 people packed the chapel at Fisk University, a historically Black college in Nashville, Tennessee, and sang the civil rights anthem This Little Light of Mine while they waited for US vice-president Kamala Harris to appear. When she did, the crowd erupted in cheers.
April 8, 2023
Darrel Frost
Columbia Journalism Review:
Anonymous Woman
Speaking with the press, an abortion fund worker faces an impossible dilemma.
December 6, 2022
Allen Breed/AP
Rolling Stone:
In Post-Roe Alabama, the Poor Suffer Most
"In an exclusive excerpt from Becca Andrews' new book 'No Choice,' a young woman navigates the health care system in Alabama, desperate to have an abortion, despite also wanting a child. 'It's a whole different ballgame when you're poor, Black, and pregnant, especially in the South.'"
October 8, 2022
Robert Nickelsberg/Getty
Teen Vogue:
‘No Choice’ by Becca Andrews Explores the End of Roe and Attacks on Reproductive Rights
Teen Vogue ran an excerpt from No Choice one week before its release.
October 4, 2022
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Mother Jones and Rewire News Group:
A Week in Alabama After Abortion Was Banned
The state has long lived in a post-Roe world. Now, abortion care workers reckon with how much worse it could get.
July 12, 2022
Ibrahim Rayintakath
Wired:
They Were ‘Calling to Help.’ Then They Stole Thousands
When my mom fell victim to a phone scam, we learned a painful truth: The explosion of personal finance apps makes it all too easy to target vulnerable people.
February 3, 2022
Angelica Alzona
Jezebel:
I Killed My Southern Accent and a Piece of Myself With It
My voice screamed out my class status and everything I was trying to leave behind, I thought. Now I want it all back.
January 21, 2022
Annie Flanagan
Mother Jones:
When Choice is 221 Miles Away: The Nightmare of Getting an Abortion in the South
While people worry about a world in which abortion access is no longer protected, the women of Mississippi are already living it.
September/October 2019 issue