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Feven Merid

Feven Merid

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Staff Writer, Columbia Journalism Review

New York

Final Covers

Southeast Asia

Doesn’t Cover

fishing, outdoors, hunting

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Content

Total articles 77

  • Glamour Crashes Down to Reality

    By Feven Merid Verified| Columbia Journalism Review Verified Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. Two of the past three issues of a new fashion publication, Boy Brother Friend, have opened on the subject of war. There is, according to Kk Obi, the founder, and Matthew Benson, the editorial director, no way around this tension when the magazine’s subject is the African continent and its diaspora.

    By Feven Merid Verified · Columbia Journalism Review

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Wikipedia’s Reluctant Resisters

    By Feven Merid Verified| Columbia Journalism Review Verified Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. Since Donald Trump’s reelection, Wikipedia has been catching right-wing attacks. There have been taunts from Elon Musk, prompted by a page that described his Nazi-style salute during the inauguration. “Defund Wikipedia,” he posted on X—which, under his ownership, has positioned itself as a competing source of “authoritative” information.

    By Feven Merid Verified · Columbia Journalism Review

    Mar. 13, 2025

  • Glamour Crashes Down to Reality

    By Feven Merid Verified| Columbia Journalism Review Verified Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. Two of the past three issues of a new fashion publication, Boy Brother Friend, have opened on the subject of war. There is, according to Kk Obi, the founder, and Matthew Benson, the editorial director, no way around this tension when the magazine’s subject is the African continent and its diaspora.

    By Feven Merid Verified · Columbia Journalism Review

    Mar. 21, 2025

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