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Samantha Max
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Public Safety Reporter, WNYC (New York, NY)
Nashville, New York
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Biography
Samantha Max was an investigative reporting intern for the Medill Justice Project and a bilingual multimedia news intern at Hoy, Chicago Tribune’s Spanish-language daily. She returned to her hometown of Baltimore in 2015 and again in 2016 to work as a newsroom intern for NPR-affiliate WYPR. She has written on immigration and the criminal justice system. Samantha spent her first year with Report for America at The Telegraph in Macon, Georgia, where she covered health and inequity in central Georgia. For her second year as a corps member, she’ll cover the criminal justice system for Nashville Public Radio.
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By Samantha Max Verified| Gothamist Verified A former Brooklyn principal who was investigated on suspicions of communist activity recently won a small legal victory in her lawsuit against the city's Department of Education. Jill Bloomberg is suing the department, which she said retaliated against her for speaking out against racial discrimination. The city has been fighting her lawsuit in court for years.
By Samantha Max Verified| Gothamist Verified A Louisiana judge is giving the government until Wednesday evening to turn over any evidence it has to justify the deportation of Mahmoud Khalil, a spokesperson for the Columbia University graduate’s legal team said. Judge Jamee Comans scheduled a hearing for Friday, according to Jen Nessel, a spokesperson for the Center for Constitutional Rights, which is part of Khalil’s legal representation.
By Samantha Max Verified| Gothamist Verified A former Brooklyn principal who was investigated on suspicions of communist activity recently won a small legal victory in her lawsuit against the city's Department of Education. Jill Bloomberg is suing the department, which she said retaliated against her for speaking out against racial discrimination. The city has been fighting her lawsuit in court for years.
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WNYC (New York, NY)