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ABC News layoffs got me! that means I’m back on the market for FT jobs/freelance work doing journalism on all my faves: court cases, internet ephemera, national news, pop culture, crime, truly whatever gets the group chat popping. hit an unemployed gal up! DM/email in bio xoxo💋

For @1fivec, I covered the impacts of Trump’s tariffs on our grocery bills and how they highlight our unsustainable food system

My latest, for Popular Mechanics. Thanks @linderrama for stellar edits! Before diving into this one, I had no idea just how controversial the impacts of radiation on surviving Exclusion Zone flora and fauna really were. Learn more here:

Em dash slander!!! I’ve been overusing the em dash since 2016!!!

Production Assistants are the backbone of NBC News NOW, but many of us struggle to afford basic necessities like food, rent, and transportation. We’re issuing a clear demand to @NBCNews management today: pay us a fair wage NOW! (1/3)

“I was peeling shimeji mushrooms when I realized each was unique so I gave them names and made a yearbook before eating them”

Remember in October when @NYMag published its annual Power Issue with members of the “media elite?" Well, @NYMagUnion thought you might want to hear from media workers themselves.

Some professional news: After almost 5 yrs at Cosmo, I was laid off from Hearst this morning. At Cosmo, I ran the astro section, but I have past experience in sex & relationships, entertainment, and lifestyle. Hire me! Clips & bio: https://t.co/vk5AAlMQPw @HearstUnion forever❤️

Very thrilled to announce this; @parismarx and I have finally gone and started a show. Big tech has ruined the internet, Elon is in the White House—clearly the system has crashed. Each week, we'll try to make sense of the wreckage, and try to point a way to a better future.

After nearly 3 years as the Senior Science Editor @inversedotcom I was laid off today, along with my entire science team. Ran 12 miles in Central Park to recalibrate. I don’t know what’s next but for now, consider hiring my stellar squad! @elanaspivack @salazar_elin @KionaSmith07

Personal news 🚨 I just got laid off from Inverse/BDG (because there wasn't enough shitty news this week). It's surreal to be at the end of a 6-year chapter of my life and have no idea what comes next. I'm proud of my work, but the writing has been on the wall for a long time.

Elana is a thoughtful, clever and talented journalist! Hire her!

Hello writer folk! @FERNnews and @highcountrynews are collaborating on a special project on the subject of food and power in the West and are currently conducting an open call for pitches for short form essays and reportage on this theme from a state or a local perspective. 1/5

I wrote about the origins of modern computation tracing to enslaved labor, the influence this has on what we call “AI," and how this helps highlight some limits of Silicon Valley narratives that insist the tech sector is escaping capitalism

Wage discrimination facilitated by #AI is becoming normal in platform #work like #Uber but is also entering white collar labor, something unions are beginning to take note of, explains @mollyglick https://t.co/Yx6iwSphLE

Families are struggling to put food on the table. I sent a letter to @Kroger about their decision to roll out surge pricing using facial recognition technology. Facial recognition technology is often discriminatory and shouldn't be used in grocery stores to price gouge residents.

"Algorithms can be employed to sniff out desperation for income based on the extremes people are willing to take on the job... With this hoard of granular information, A.I. can calculate the lowest possible pay." https://t.co/YrEg0TrTrj