ASSIGNMENT + EDITORIAL WORK



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BIDEN’S RENEWABLE ENERGY GOALS BLOW UP AGAINST A PAINFUL WWII LEGACY: THE WASHINGTON POST  


Slideshow: Panoramas:

Jerome, Idaho: a massive wind farm project near the Minidoka National Historic Site threatens to scour memories of deep suffering for the benefit of commercial interests. Story by Dino Grandoni/Photo Editor Amanda Voisard

Read here: Biden’s renewable energy goals blow up against a painful WWII legacy.


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ALA. WORKERS TRYING TO UNIONIZE AMAZON FULFILLMENT CENTER: THE NEW YORKER  



Alabama workers try to unionize an Amazon fulfillment center in Bessemer, Ala. If the effort succeeds, it could galvanize similar campaigns at other Amazon facilities and radically alter labor rights and wages across the US. Story by Charles Bethea / Mai Schotz, photo editor.

Read the piece here.


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BREAKING THE RULE OF ONE: THE WASHINGTON POST  


After upending a racial norm in the rural South, a Black councilwoman contends with defiance from a community she wants to serve and is carried on a journey through wild conspiracies, investigations, and a failed lawsuit aimed at overturning her groundbreaking election. By Stephanie McCrummen / Bronwen Lattimer, photo editor.

Read here: Breaking the Rule of One


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CANARY: THE WASHINGTON POST INVESTIGATES  


Carole Griffin at her home in Hoover, Ala., for The Washington Post's first long-form investigative podcast, Canary: The Washington Post Investigates.

Hosted by reporter Amy Brittain, Canary: The Washington Post Investigates is a seven-part podcast that tells the intertwining stories of two women – Carole Griffin and Lauren Clark – separated by decades but united by a shared refusal to stay silent.

I am grateful to Carole for her bravery and vulnerability, to Photo Editor Nick Kirkpatrick for the assignment, and to Amy Brittain for thoughtful and sensitive storytelling – it's an honor to be a part of such important work.

Listen here: Canary: The Washington Post Investigates or read the investigative report from the Sun. Oct. 4 print edition.


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