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Juliet Schulman-Hall is an editorial fellow for Ms. Magazine and a senior at Smith College. She is majoring in English language & literature, minoring in sociology and concentrating in poetry. Her beats include caregiving, mental health and disability advocacy and criminal justice reform and abolition. Follow her on Twitter: @jschulmanhall

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