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Victoria St. Martin

Victoria St. Martin

Verified

Deputy National Editor, Capital B

Philadelphia

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Politics and government

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Illegal Drugs, Politics, Christian-based beliefs

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Total articles 1123

  • Black Voters in Battleground States and the Electoral College

    By Adam Mahoney Verified, Victoria St. Martin Verified, Dalila-Johari Paul| Capital B Verified Alexsis Rodgers will never forget a solemn experience eight years ago as she witnessed Virginia’s electors cast their votes for Hillary Clinton despite a devastating loss. Donald Trump lost the popular vote back then, but still garnered more electoral votes than Clinton. He then went on to attempt to overturn the 2020 election when he lost to President Joe Biden. The president defeated Trump 306-232 in the Electoral College and had a 4-point margin in the popular vote, according to Pew.

    By Adam Mahoney Verified, Victoria St. Martin Verified, Dalila-Johari Paul · Capital B

    Nov. 04, 2024

  • ‘Bad River,’ About a Tribe’s David vs. Goliath Pipeline Fight, Highlights the Power of Long-Term Thinking

    By Victoria St. Martin Verified, Phil McKenna Verified| Inside Climate News Verified A small Native American reservation in northern Wisconsin is home to the “Everglades of the North,” a vast wetlands on the shores of Lake Superior, one of the largest freshwater lakes in the world. The tribe that lives there, the Bad River Band of the Lake Superior Tribe of Chippewa Indians, has fought to protect its homeland, and the wild rice beds that are a cornerstone of tribal culture and their food supply, since before the reservation was established in 1854.

    By Victoria St. Martin Verified, Phil McKenna Verified · Inside Climate News

    Nov. 01, 2024

  • Black Voters in Battleground States and the Electoral College

    By Adam Mahoney Verified, Victoria St. Martin Verified, Dalila-Johari Paul| Capital B Verified Alexsis Rodgers will never forget a solemn experience eight years ago as she witnessed Virginia’s electors cast their votes for Hillary Clinton despite a devastating loss. Donald Trump lost the popular vote back then, but still garnered more electoral votes than Clinton. He then went on to attempt to overturn the 2020 election when he lost to President Joe Biden. The president defeated Trump 306-232 in the Electoral College and had a 4-point margin in the popular vote, according to Pew.

    By Adam Mahoney Verified, Victoria St. Martin Verified, Dalila-Johari Paul · Capital B

    Nov. 04, 2024

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Capital B

Capital B is a Black-led, nonprofit news organization focused on high-quality journalism that addresses the experiences and needs of Black communities in the United States. Launched in February 2022, it serves as both a national and local news platform, combining investigative reporting with practical civic information. The organization emphasizes editorial independence and community engagement, covering critical issues such as politics, health, criminal justice, environmental justice, and housing. Capital B operates national journalism initiatives that provide in-depth reporting on systemic issues affecting Black Americans. It has local newsrooms in Atlanta and Gary, offering relevant coverage on topics like affordable housing and voter resources. The organization prioritizes community-centric reporting through listening sessions and engagement initiatives, ensuring its content meets the needs of its audience. All content is freely accessible, aiming to counter misinformation and provide trustworthy news to underserved communities. Capital B is committed to equitable pay for its journalists and plans to expand its local newsroom network in cities with significant Black populations.

New York, New York, United States

Founded: 2021