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Kimberly Lawson is a Georgia-based freelance writer and editor available for assignments. Let’s chat!
Students Deserve Better Than Active-Shooter Drills for The Nation
Why You Should Take Time to Mourn During Career Transitions for New York Times
How a Community Protected an Undocumented Mother from ICE for O, The Oprah Magazine
What Life for One Weinstein Accuser Is Like After She Went Public for VICE
This Group of Women Ended ICE Detention in Atlanta for VICE
1 in 4 Circuit Court Judges Have Been Appointed By Trump. Here’s Why That Matters For Your Rights for COURIER
This Woman Brought Her Newborn to Work Because the U.S. Doesn’t Offer Guaranteed Paid Leave for COURIER
Could 2019 be the year South Carolina lawmakers approve medical marijuana? for Charleston City Paper
New Trump Policies Could Leave Campus Assault Victims with Little Recourse for VICE
Women in Labor Can’t Hold In Their Babies. Nurses Tell Them To Do It Anyway for VICE
One and Done: When Women Are Too Traumatized by Birth to Have More Kids for Healthline
How Better Postpartum Care Could Help U.S. Mothers Thrive for Rewire.News
How Much Protection Do Protective Orders Provide? for VICE
Sleep Deprivation Can Be a Weapon in the Hands of an Abusive Partner for VICE
What It Feels Like to Learn Your Rapist Is Dead for VICE
When He Throws Your Birth Control Pills in the Garbage for VICE
At a Georgia Clinic, Abortion Bill Causes Uncertainty and Fear for VICE
Why Pharmacies Should Be Allowed to Dispense the Abortion Pill for Rewire.News
Breonna Taylor Would Have Been 27 Today. This Woman Is Making Sure She Isn’t Forgotten for COURIER
Black Mothers Share the Devastating Impact of Racism in Maternal Health Care for VICE
Model Legislation Aims To Help Cities Bring People Of Color Into Marijuana Industry for Marijuana Moment
‘The Media Have Neglected Us’: Black Parkland Survivors Speak Out for VICE
My Korean Mother Doesn’t Understand My American Success for ZORA
Korean Beauty Standards, My Mom, and Me for ZORA
In Praise of Gimbap — Which Is Not Korean Sushi for Heated
The Night My Doorbell Camera Captured a Shooting for OneZero
How Formula Helped Me Find Myself Again for What’s Up Moms
‘What are you?’ On the tactless question that's followed me my whole life for Nashville Scene