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Miranda Spivack
Verified
Investigative Reporter and Editor, Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting
Washington
Beats
Biography
Avid reader and writer of local news; grew up in the Washington suburbs and knows every Beltway exit. Believes, as Tip O'Neill said, all politics are local. So are most news stories
budgets, suburbs social services, health care news health care disparities,development
Most of them!
Content
By James Syhabout, John Birdsall Verified, Miranda Spivack Verified, Eli Erlick| Publishers Weekly Verified What Is Queer Food?: How We Served a RevolutionJames Beard Award winner Birdsall (The Man Who Ate Too Much) provides an eye-opening exploration of how food has helped shape “the queer arc of survival” in American life. Moving from the mid-19th century to the early 1990s, he covers how restaurants like the Paper Doll in San Francisco (which opened in 1944 as arguably “the first queer restaurant in America”) demanded “respect for gays, lesbians, and those whose...
By Miranda Spivack Verified| The Contrarian@ By Miranda S. SpivackAs it continues its multi-pronged war on its own government, the Trump administration has been gutting its own trove of data and documents while trying to exempt from public view the details of Elon Musk’s slash-and-burn system to deconstruct the civil service. The result has been the disappearance or, in some cases, alterations in federal data and documents about a wide range of issues: health care, environmental justice, public safety and police conduct, among many others.
By James Syhabout, John Birdsall Verified, Miranda Spivack Verified, Eli Erlick| Publishers Weekly Verified What Is Queer Food?: How We Served a RevolutionJames Beard Award winner Birdsall (The Man Who Ate Too Much) provides an eye-opening exploration of how food has helped shape “the queer arc of survival” in American life. Moving from the mid-19th century to the early 1990s, he covers how restaurants like the Paper Doll in San Francisco (which opened in 1944 as arguably “the first queer restaurant in America”) demanded “respect for gays, lesbians, and those whose...
Company Info
Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting
Reveal from the Center for Investigative Reporting is a nonprofit organization dedicated to investigative journalism. As the flagship platform of the Center for Investigative Reporting, which was founded in 1977, Reveal focuses on in-depth investigations into critical issues such as criminal justice, immigration, human rights, healthcare, and climate change. Reveal produces a weekly public radio program and podcast, co-produced with Public Radio Exchange, which is distributed across 588 radio stations and has over 1.3 million monthly downloads. The organization also publishes data-driven digital content, including videos and multimedia stories, and collaborates with local media to enhance its reach. Its serial podcasts tackle specific investigative topics and have led to significant impacts, including government investigations and legal actions. Reveal is supported by funding from organizations like the MacArthur Foundation, enabling it to conduct comprehensive investigations and promote accountability.
San Francisco, California, United States
+1 510-809-3160
Founded: 1977