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Zakyree Wallace

Zakyree Wallace

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John Dean, Warren Harding, Richard Nixon Franklin Roosevelt, American politics, whistleblowers Woodrow Wilson, the history of abortion, Article II impeachment, the presidency,Watergate

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Total articles 4

  • How storytelling preserves traditions of reciprocity, resilience, and hope

    By Zakyree Wallace| narrativeinitiative.org@ When was the last time you asked someone their story? Stories preserve memory, pass on tradition, convey wisdom, and offer a glimpse of hope. In this way, asking someone about their story is not unlike asking them about what values they use to navigate their daily lives.

    By Zakyree Wallace · narrativeinitiative.org

    Sep. 09, 2024

  • What Do Movements Need from Progressive Media?

    By Rithika Ramamurthy, Rakeem Robinson, Heena Shah, Zakyree Wallace| Nonprofit Quarterly Verified This interview has been edited for length and clarity. Could you talk a little bit about the political background and state of the Left in the 1970s and how In These Times emerged from this political moment? The simplified answer to this question is that in the mid-1970s—after Watergate, the Vietnam War, and other fundamental lies told to the American people—you had kind of the highest level of distrust of government and institutions.

    By Rithika Ramamurthy, Rakeem Robinson, Heena Shah, Zakyree Wallace · Nonprofit Quarterly

    Apr. 12, 2023

  • How storytelling preserves traditions of reciprocity, resilience, and hope

    By Zakyree Wallace| narrativeinitiative.org@ When was the last time you asked someone their story? Stories preserve memory, pass on tradition, convey wisdom, and offer a glimpse of hope. In this way, asking someone about their story is not unlike asking them about what values they use to navigate their daily lives.

    By Zakyree Wallace · narrativeinitiative.org

    Sep. 09, 2024

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United States