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Geraldine Moriba
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Chief Executive, the Grio
Beats
food, design local news,Culture tech/the internet, A&E
Content
I survived sarcoma cancer -- Virgil Abloh's death will hopefully bring awareness to the rare disease
By Geraldine Moriba| the Grio Verified OPINION: TheGrio's Senior Vice President Geraldine Moriba shares her story battling the same rare cancer that took the life of Abloh at 41.@ Virgil Abloh attends the CFDA Fashion Awards at the Brooklyn Museum of Art on June 03, 2019 in New York City.
I survived sarcoma cancer -- Virgil Abloh's death will hopefully bring awareness to the rare disease
By Beth Ebisch, Roc Lee, Lauren Schild, Natyna Bean, Emily Daly, Bridget McAllister, Geraldine Moriba, Yvonne Latty, Farai Chideya, Adam Rooner, Jamila Paksima| Simplecast@ America Faces the Legacy of the January 6th Insurrection, featuring Sounds Like Hate's "Red Flags Everywhere"Episode SummaryHost Farai Chideya introduces 'Our Body Politic Presents' - a whole month of audio docs and interviews from our friends and allies in the podcast world. This week, the podcast 'Sounds Like Hate' from the Southern Poverty Law Center presents their special episode 'Red Flags Everywhere'.
Company Info
the Grio
theGrio is a media brand owned by Allen Media Group, founded by Byron Allen. It includes a television network and a website that deliver news, entertainment, sports, and lifestyle content specifically for the African American community. The name "theGrio" comes from the West African term for an oral historian and storyteller. Launched in 2009, theGrio has evolved from its early days as a division of NBC News to becoming a prominent platform for Black culture and perspectives. TheGrio TV, relaunched in 2021, focuses on Black-specific programming and has expanded its offerings through the acquisition of the Black News Channel in 2022. TheGrio is accessible on various cable networks and streaming services, making it a key destination for audiences interested in relevant news and entertainment. With a revenue of $15 million and a team of approximately 48 employees, theGrio continues to amplify African American voices and perspectives across multiple media platforms.
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