Hunt, for her part, is advocating for justice reform, personal and business incentives for returning veterans, and statewide comprehensive sex education. She says that, while the majority of people in her Omaha community have been supportive of her single status, she still gets asked about her marital and financial status—as if the two were innately intertwined. Hunt says it's those very questions that most inspire her.

"I want my daughter to know how powerful her voice is. There's nothing about my personal life I have to defend," she says.

Read the full article by Natalie Patillo in Pacific Standard Magazine Online

5/23/18