The New Yorker staff writer jiatolentino won a National Magazine Award tonight for her writing on abortion in the tumultuous months before and after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Read her award-winning work:
staff writer Jia Tolentino won a National Magazine Award on Tuesday for her writing about abortion. The prize, conferred by the American Society of Magazine Editors, honored Tolentino in the Columns and Essays category, recognizing three pieces published during the tumultuous months before and after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
In February, 2022, after the decision marked its forty-ninth anniversary, Tolentino warned in the first piece, “,” that the legal precedent was unlikely to survive to its fiftieth. “Some of the potential ramifications are obvious,” Tolentino wrote, before delineating “other severe, metastasizing consequences that could follow Roe’s repeal.
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