Writer and editor concentrating on sports, politics, pop culture, and film.
Richard W. Conte
Writer covering sports, music, technology, art, and style.
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- Bus Driver Offers Inspiration, Ideas to Student Riders (The Daily Targum)
- [Facebook Slightly Affects Student Grades, Study Says]http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2012/01/facebook-slightly-affects-student-grades-study-says) (The Daily Targum)
- Portfolio
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Jose Olivarez
Eric Tullis
Eric Chiu
Clyde Hughes
I have written articles and blogged for newspapers and websites around the country. I have more than 25 years of journalism experience, most of that working at a daily newspaper and I know the importance of meeting deadlines.
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Chris Franklin
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- Temple Owls Football Program Takes Another Huge Step (Coach & Player)
- East Carolina Pirates: A Somber End to a Special Group (Coach & Player)
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Cathy Lew
I write humor pieces for the New Yorker’s Shouts and Murmurs; personal essays; and essays on pop culture trends, digital lives (as they evolve with tech), music, and sports. I was the founding editor of AboveAverage.com, a comedy website in the Broadway Video family. I’m currently an associate producer at The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore and look forward to writing more pieces on a range of topics.
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Luis Paez-Pumar
I’m a Venezuelan writer who grew up in Miami and went to school in New York City. No one can pronounce my last name correctly.
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- Author Archive: Complex (Complex)
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Micah Peters
I currently write for For The Win of USA Today Sports and occasionally write for The Hundreds.
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- Here's what you should do after you've been savagely dunked on (USA Today)
- ASAP Ferg, Kanye West, and the supposed death of racism (USA Today)
- Everything you need to know about Lil Wayne's 'Tha Carter V' (USA Today)
- HOW T-PAIN HELPED ME GET OVER MYSELF (The Hundreds)
Dee Lockett
Bylines at vulture.com, slate.com, pigeonsandplanes.com, and (soon) thefader.com.
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- Why Is TV’s ’90s Reboot Boom Ignoring All the Great Black Comedies of That Era? (Vulture)
- White Men Don't Catcall. They Harass In Other Ways.
- How Empire Is Changing the Game for “Black TV" (Slate)
- The 50 Best 'Glee' Performances, Ranked (Vulture)
- Interview: Sam Smith (Pigeons and Planes)
- Why 2013 Was a Terrible Year for Women in Hip Hop (Pigeons and Planes)
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Brian Fleurantin
I began writing in 2011, and I joined Netsdaily.com on a full time basis in October 2013. Offline, I work for a non-profit organization that works with the developmentally disabled.
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- Tumblr
- On Derrick Rose and Athletes Speaking Up (Nets Daily)
- The NBA's Atlanta Hawks problem (Nets Daily)
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Emi Noguchi
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Bobbi I. Booker
Bobbi Booker is an award-winning Philadelphia-based journalist, radio personality and blogger whose editorial experience includes news, culture, lifestyle, business, sports, politics and entertainment for diverse outlets, including The Philadelphia Tribune, Examiner.com, BlackAmericaWeb.com, Philadelphia magazine, Philadelphia Weekly, Smooth magazine, UBO.net and host of “Spirit Soul Music” on WRTI 90.1.
Ms. Booker has completed the 2008 Peter Jennings Project for Journalists and the Constitution and is a 2005 Fellow of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Journalism Institute in Classical Music and Opera at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism and 2008 Fellow of the NEA Arts Journalism Institute for Dance Criticism at the American Dance Festival at Duke University.
Ms. Booker was honored by Pennsylvania State Senator Vincent Hughes with the 2008 7th Senatorial District Community Service Award and has received three (2010, 2011 & 2013) National Newspaper Publishers Association’s Merit Award for The Philadelphia Tribune Best Lifestyle Section.
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- Philadelphia Magazine Blasted For ‘Being White in Philly’ (Examiner)
- Despite Admitted Flaws, Philadelphia Magazine Stands By “Being White in Philly (Examiner)
- Artist's work survives beyond city's attempted land grab (Philadelphia Tribune)
- Apple’s New Emoji Have Created Brand New Ways to Be Culturally Insensitive Online (Philadelphia Magazine)
Gautham Nagesh
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- Net Neutrality: How White House Twarted FCC Chief (Wall Street Journal)
- 'Money' and 'Canelo' Punch It Out For Black and Latino Fans (Code Switch)
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Dayvee Sutton
12 year, two-time National Emmy Award winning journalist. Producer of “What We Told Our Sons: Four Families React to the Trayvon Martin Verdict”. Contributor to CNN, NBC, The Business Insider, Yahoo! and ESPN.
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- Personal Website (Dayvee Sutton)
- Daily Affair
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Deron Snyder
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- The Washington Times archive (Washington Times)
- News Press archive (News Press)
- The Root archive (The Root)
- USA Today archive (USA Today)
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Lawrence Ross
New book coming out in Jan ’16 on Palgrave Macmillan.
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The Divine Nine: The History of African American Fraternities and Sororities Money Shot: The Wild Nights and Lonely Days Inside the Black Porn Industry The Ways of Black Folks: A Year in the Life of a People Friends With Benefits Skin Game.
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Sanderia Faye
Andrea Masenda
Find me on LinkedIn.
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Hemal Jhaveri
I’m the senior social media editor at USA today Sports and write about culture and the NHL.
I’m interested in telling good stories for everyone.
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Patrice Evans (TAN)
Khalid Salaam
I’m serious, contact me if you’re the same.
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- Behind the Harlem Store that Oufits Hip Hop Royalty (Esquire)
- A Few Billion Dollars, Over 400 NBA Players, And The One Woman Who Can Bring Them Together (Esquire)
- Christian Laettner on the '30 for 30' Doc, Being Misunderstood, and 'The Shot' (Esquire)
- "We Regret to Inform You That We Still Don't Like Your Name" (Esquire)
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Jamilah King
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- #BlackLivesMatter: How three friends turned a spontaneous Facebook post into a global phenomenon (The California Sunday Magazine)
- Pay what you owe: How Nike profits from African-American Cool (Fusion)
- The Makings of a Fast Foot Worker's Movement (TakePart)
- The Art of Masculinity (Colorlines)
- The Overwhelming Whiteness of Black Art (Colorlines)