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Principal, Entrevestor
Author of The Haight Mystery Series, a set of thrilling #crimefiction novels set in 1960s San Francisco. Check it out at shorturl.at/Ulytj .
Managing Editor and Co-Founder, Defector
🇵🇸 Managing editor/co-founder @defectormedia | samer@defector.com
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Journalist, Freelance
@CJR @Independent,@bylinetimes, @equaltimes, @openDemocracy @tribunemagazine,@MDI_UK,@theFixMedia @UntoldMag, member @black_europeans, advisor @migrants_rights.
Writer, Freelance
Sometimes found walking across countries. Bylines: @VanityFair @thefineprintnyc @outsidemagazine @GQMagazine etc.
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Writer, Freelance
Author of This. and That., wordslinger, former NFL linebacker, honorable mention Julia A. Moore bad poetry contest, three-time Dancing with the Stars champ.
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Contributor, Freelance
Professor Emeritus Columbia College Chicago. Voqal.org board member. On Twitter since '06.
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Photojournalist, Freelance
Brian Palmer is a Peabody Award-winning journalist/documentarian producing a documentary in Virginia called #MaketheGroundTalk.
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Freelance Journalist, Freelance
associate editor @jewishcurrents. Member @JCurrents_Union/@WGAEast. tips: mari@jewishcurrents.org
Professor, Columbia University and Contributor, Freelance
Journalist with a specialty in education and poverty, professor at Columbia J-School
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