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Jessica DeMarco-Jacobson

Jessica DeMarco-Jacobson

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News Contributor, The Red and Black

Athens

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Business , Education , Features , Breaking News , Policy

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Blockchain, Security

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Total articles 95

  • Athens observes Banned Books Week

    By Jessica DeMarco-Jacobson| The Red and Black Verified This week, Sept. 22-28, the American Library Association is promoting their annual Banned Books Week. Multiple Athens-area organizations are hosting events in honor of the week.

    By Jessica DeMarco-Jacobson · The Red and Black

    Sep. 25, 2024

  • ACLU’s Know Your Right to Read Banned Books Bus Tour makes a stop in Athens

    By Jessica DeMarco-Jacobson| The Red and Black Verified Avid Bookshop hosted the American Civil Liberties Union’s Know Your Right to Read Banned Books Bus Tour Event on Thursday, Sept. 12 to promote voter education and discuss First Amendment rights and banned books. The event featured Dr. Seema Yasmin, an Emmy Award-winning journalist, medical doctor, professor and author, along with content creator and community organizer Jameelah Jones.

    By Jessica DeMarco-Jacobson · The Red and Black

    Sep. 13, 2024

  • GUEST COLUMN: UGA must pay graduate student workers a living wage

    By Thomas Sheehan, Alejandro De Santiago Verified, Jessica DeMarco-Jacobson| The Red and Black Verified Graduate student workers play a crucial role in teaching students and supporting research across campus. Without , classes would not be taught, undergraduate assignments would not be graded and research programs would halt. Despite our importance, the University of Georgia refuses to pay their graduate student workers a living wage. High inflation and rising housing costs have exacerbated the dire financial situation for graduate students.

    By Thomas Sheehan, Alejandro De Santiago Verified, Jessica DeMarco-Jacobson · The Red and Black

    Feb. 12, 2024

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The Red and Black