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Genie Leslie

Genie Leslie is a freelance writer and editor currently living in Seattle. A native of Oxford, Miss., she received a BA in English from the University of Mississippi in 2011. She prevously worked as an editor at Nautilus Publishing Company in Oxford. She often writes about feminism, culture, and politics. You can reach her at genieleslie@gmail.com.

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    Teen pregnancy is a big enough problem in Mississippi. Let’s not invent another one.

    Mississippi's new law requiring doctors to take DNA samples from umbilical cords of mothers under 16 was hailed by supporters as a key step toward combatting teen pregnancy. Instead, by ignoring the real causes of unplanned pregnancies, it risks exacerbating the problem.

    October 1, 2013

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