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Writer And Editor, Slate
Writer & Editor. Now: @Slate's Dear Prudence. Then: @NYTOpinion @JSKStanford @Voxdotcom @TheRoot @Harvard Law @HowardU

Reporter, The Washington Post
Staff writer for The Washington Post covering Virginia; former business editor; father of four; collector of old books and good music. W&M grad.

Columnist, Brain Matters, The Washington Post
Brain Matters columnist @washingtonpost | @CarterFellows for Mental Health Journalism ‘23-24 | @dcswa Pres Emeritus | 🧠@hopkinsMedicine + @harvard | stardust

Design and UX Director, Hearst
Visual storytelling + UX @Hearst. Unapologetic dog mom and obsessive list maker. Past: Graphics + design @washingtonpost.
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News and Online Director, Christianity Today
@CTmagazine news. proud night owl and baseball fan. tweeting about faith and whatever else.

Local Enterprise Editor, The Washington Post
Columnist @washingtonpost. Mama to 2 boys. Fan of the word "y'all." Alum of @Stanford @Columbia @Newsday. Where y'all can find me: Theresa.Vargas@washpost.com
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Tech Culture Reporter, The Washington Post
Tech culture reporter @washingtonpost in SF nitasha.tiku@washpost.com, Signal: nitasha.10 nitasha.bsky.social

Editor in Chief, Boca Raton Magazine
EIC @bocamag, author, @nomoretearsusa board, @SPJFla volunteer, @UF alum, hapa, grew up in Asia for 14 years, now working/playing in FL
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National Political Enterprise Reporter, The Washington Post
@washingtonpost. ruby.cramer@washpost.com

Deputy Managing Editor, CoinDesk
Deputy managing editor for @CoinDesk, covering how the government is dealing with crypto; former Bloomberg, Hartford Courant, etc. -- RTs aren't endorsements

Miami Editor, The Infatuation
🌮 Editor @Infatuation Miami 🍔 Bylines: @nytimes, @washingtonpost, @billboard, @NoiseyMusic, @TheAVClub, Sunrise Middle bathroom stall
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