Justyn Hintze
Justyn Hintze, a Field Intern with Choice USA, is a Florida State University graduate, straight from Tallahassee, with a degree in Women's Studies and Creative Writing. At FSU, she was on the board for the Women's Center and the f word, the feminist group on campus. She is a YP4 alumni and got involved with Choice USA in 2009 after attending the Gloria Steinem Membership Conference that changed her life. Justyn is working to de-stigmatize the word lesbian and STIs. She began writing as an advice columnist for Choice Words, the Choice USA blog, in 2010 and served as the regimens editor for the Southeast Review, FSU's Creative Writing Department's literary magazine. An avid pro-sex feminist and activist, Justyn spends her time adoring espresso and Ellen DeGeneres, while explaining to people that feminism is just equality for everyone.
Promise Rings and Nuvarings: Why I Needed Contraception Without Co-Pays
by Justyn Hintze, Choice USA
July 28, 2011 - 2:47pm (Print)
When my mom knew my birth control was not only preventing "changes in my mood" but also the chance that I could get pregnant, she stopped paying for my birth control; she said, “I am not supporting your habit.”
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