I'm really grateful to have had an opportunity to write this. THIS is what a lot of us in local news deal with behind the scenes. I hope folks can better understand what this is like to live through.
@veedstudio Your site keeps crashing on me! I'm only trying to download a video. I was finally able to get subtitles. I'm in Pacific Time, so I'm well beyond your scheduled maintenance period. This video is for an application due tomorrow, and I need it ASAP. Can you help?
Seeing my former @ucbsoj students thrive has made this the absolute best job. I always try to shout out their great work. Kudos to @simmerdeep_kaur on getting her J296 final published IRL.
I'm honored to be in the mix of the latest @TwitterWrite writer interviews with local news journalists, especially among my @newmarkjschool#EJCP4 classmates. Check us out!
https://t.co/rosO42vMYk
I'm working with @theGrio on election coverage related to the views of Black voters. #BlackVotersMatter
Here's the first story that published today:
https://t.co/DSf4RRGluW
"Used to protecting themselves from racist critiques, they’ve overcorrected, deflecting reasonable questions from the people they once uplifted...None of these men has been meaningfully canceled..."
A thought-provoking read from @elamin88@BuzzFeedNews
https://t.co/yTI4wHSB5F
What a privilege for founder/exec director @write_this_way to keynote #JACC2022 at @csuf.
Look in more than just the "usual" spaces and you see all kinds of hope for journalism in LA and beyond!
My essay is part of our #BuildingAfroLA series on @Medium and efforts to create this org in public, highlighting personal and professional struggles on the journey to launch and beyond. 3/3
https://t.co/NcRErb82D9
"Am I allowed to do this? Is this the right thing? Am I a traitor to the race?"
On the latest episode of @Slate's How To! podcast, @karynfolan said what I've been thinking about for months in our convo with @HeleneBiandudi. 1/3
I took a step back to reflect on our talk and @afrolanews’s early critics.
"My critics are right. Yes, I’m an “outsider.” But, perhaps if THEY widen THEIR lens to understand AfroLA, they might understand that I’m new, but...interested in collaboration, not takeover." 2/3
Today marks another important step toward the launch of @afrolanews next year. Stay tuned for more on our community-building efforts in the coming weeks.
And, please take the survey! It will be the best 10 minutes of your day. :)
We’re launching our Community Information Needs survey. This is our opportunity to listen with intention and use what we learn to steer our editorial priorities. Your honest feedback will determine what we cover. https://t.co/fSkObSPNIS
#EJCP4 introduced me to dozens of wonderful journalism creators and entrepreneurs from around the world. It was empowering to know I wasn't alone in this work and how pervasive it is. Check out some of what they're doing here: https://t.co/Xwr11XlljX
I had the opportunity to be a part of @NewmarkJPlus's #EJCP4 cohort. While in the program, I announced the arrival of @afrolanews in early 2023. Here's the first Medium post of a new online journal chronicling how AfroLA is built, by and for Black L.A. https://t.co/aWw0dSbKOV
My @NewAmerica piece on COVID exposure apps was picked up by @Slate. I'm thrilled to be able to share accountability reporting on #PublicInterestTech more widely. Read it here: https://t.co/ApnpLeoBkp
More than half of Black, Indigenous, and Latinx workers have jobs that must be done in person, compared with 41% of white workers, writes @write_this_way. https://t.co/9HHVIKtpwl