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video gal / she/siya 🌷
Joined February 2021
At #AAJA23, @izbcho and I presented our love letter to community journalism, told through the eyes of the last editor in chief of DC’s biggest Filipino American newspaper. https://t.co/E8YEHk0FE3
voices.aaja.org
For 30 years, Manila Mail, a newspaper based in Washington, provided about 65,000 Filipino immigrants and their descendants in the greater D.C. metropolitan area a platform for discourse and connec...
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Automakers want to turn cars into a subscription service, making you pay monthly or annual subscription fees for key fobs, GPS, CarPlay and more. These add-ins are estimated to become a $200 billion market.
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This was posted in the wake of Hurricane Helene, but it continues to remain relevant as Hurricane Milton approaches landfall, just a week after.
One thing that isn't talked about enough is how not everyone can afford hurricane evacuation. It can cost thousands of dollars to get out of a storm's path.
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Subscribe to @HellGateNY, support worker-owned local journalism, and enjoy the original guide to the Eric Adams Cinematic Universe, nearly a full year before a strikingly similar presentation finds its way onto corporate media covers! https://t.co/7RBPTupr9B
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The only way to fight back is to build musicians' collective power. Streaming is the main way people listen to music, yet most artists are struggling to make a living while executives are cashing out millions. We need the Living Wage for Musicians Act NOW!
This is why Spotify sucks now. While Spotify execs are cashing out from streaming, your favorite artists are struggling to earn a living. It’s killing the music industry.
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This is why Spotify sucks now. While Spotify execs are cashing out from streaming, your favorite artists are struggling to earn a living. It’s killing the music industry.
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The billionaire family who own California’s water supply is trying to stop farm workers from organizing. The Resnicks secretly took control of the state’s public water supply in 1994. Now they’re trying to roll back a huge win for the farm workers who feed this country.
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I have interviewed various queer elders over the past 5 years. One of the elders whose stories most touched me passed away recently. In his honor, I wrote a comic for The Washington Post. A thread (1/3)
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This battle is another in a long list of unionization efforts among baristas across the United States over the last two years. We covered this in one of our recent videos, including the Compass Coffee fight.
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THREAD: How far will bosses go to bust a union? After seven Compass Coffees in Washington DC decided to unionize, the company launched a huge union-busting campaign. The bosses are firing managers, bringing in an Uber lobbyist, and maybe even using a fake Twitter account.
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The most fascinating local angle ever: Mean Girls was based on the experience of Montgomery County girls https://t.co/QxGtxstkYl
washingtonian.com
For decades, Jessica Jackson had a secret: Her high-school social life was an inspiration for the hit film “Mean Girls.”
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To see what has changed since the first encampment was set on GW's University Yard Thursday, check out this great visualization from @ngo_an_ in the latest issue of the @gwhatchet, supported by reporting from @efilter531 and @rquealy17
https://t.co/iznynZ2nx2
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How many people die after police encounters involving force that is not supposed to be deadly? @AP, our @HowardCenterUMD, @HowardCenterASU & @frontlinepbs today began publishing “Lethal Restraint: An investigation documenting police use of force.” https://t.co/dUK66gDEHQ
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⚡️ 30+ news outlets affirm support for #Gaza journalists “These journalists – on whom the international news media and the international community rely for information about the situation inside Gaza – continue to report despite grave personal risk.” https://t.co/ruzTxczVxX
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Any newsroom would be incredibly lucky to have Jeong! He is a wonderful mentor, detailed editor and a fiercely dedicated reporter!!
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Today my job as a journalism innovation reporter entailed piecing together what I could — via Twitter — about the 115 layoffs at @latimes 🥲 What we know so far:
niemanlab.org
"We are not in turmoil. We have a real plan,” the paper's owner, billionaire businessman Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, said.
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Really proud of this story. I spent a month interviewing Black and Palestinian-American activists who traveled to Palestine after Ferguson. Their work is quietly fueling today's historic resistance against Israel’s war on Gaza.
motherjones.com
“This isn’t about being for one group or against another. It’s about basic human rights.”
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See the photography, illustration, graphics and filmmaking that brought ProPublica’s journalism to life and helped hold power to account in 2023.
propublica.org
See the photography, illustration, graphics and filmmaking that brought ProPublica’s journalism to life and helped hold power to account in 2023.
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CONGRATULATIONS, DECEMBER GRADS! 🎓👏 We are so proud of what you have accomplished here and we're so excited to see what you do in the future! It's our pleasure to call you all #merrillmade! Here are some pics from Friday's celebration 📸
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It’s just such a profound betrayal of our profession - on so many levels - to describe the murder of one of our own in the passive voice
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