Resume
This page consists of three sections: Reporting and content creation, Highlights of my career, and previous projects I've completed
REPORTING & CONTENT CREATION
In 2025 I have largely stopped away from publishing content to focus on my new role as a legal writer.
All of my reporting, dating back to 2016, can be found in the archives section of this site.
I've Written for the following publications:
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The Atlanta-Journal Constitution
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Queerty
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Appen Media
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Arts ATL
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The Sentinel
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The Georgia Voice
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Agora blog @ Patheos.com
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Wussy Magazine
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Horent.com news
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It's Going Down
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Oracle 20/20 Magazine
Check out my Muck Rack profile!
✨HIGHLIGHTS✨
✨Covering Drag
Photo courtesy of Paramount and Jimbo's Instagram.
Photo by ADAM OUAHMANE
Photo by Jerry Siegel
✨Fighting for Justice & Investigating
Win McNamee/Getty Images; Scott Olson/Getty Images
As U.S. Politics Shift Right, the Lesser of Two Evils is on Full Display
Stopping Cop City: A Timeline of Suppression and Resistance
Investigating
Racial justice at ksu here
Student activist propels #TakeAKneeKSU forward
KSU owes students an anti-racist education center
Article for Atlanta
Student Movement Project
In this short series of articles, I call out billionaires and show how the seizing and redistribution of their wealth could make a huge impact on the lives of working people. I'm honored to have done this series for It's Going Down!
Click the link above to read.
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Old Atlanta Prison Farm
In 1940 in Jacksonville, Florida, a baby girl was born and named after her two grandmothers, Norma and June. Norma June Wilson Davis experienced childhood during times of segregation, but nevertheless remembers the fond memories of the parties her dad would throw for his fraternity. Back then, no one knew just how proud she would make her grandmothers by making their names, her name, forever preserved in the history of the struggle to gain civil rights. . .
KSU police should shift focus from non-violent crimes
Georgia News Lab Internship
"The Georgia News Lab is an award-winning investigative reporting collaborative. It is a partnership between some of the top college journalism programs in Georgia along with two of the leading news outlets in the Southeast, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and WSB-TV, Channel 2 Action News. The News Lab’s dual mission is making the vital work of investigative reporting affordable for news organizations and increasing diversity in professional newsrooms. In training a new generation of diverse investigative reporters the News Lab helps news outlets better serve the public and bring marginalized voices into the public debate."
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During my time in Georgia News Lab, from August 2019 to May 2020, I gained many skills as an investigative reporter. Our work centered around voting and the electoral process, with one specific area of focus concerning how Covid affected the voting process.
✨Telling Personal Stories
PREVIOUS PROJECTS
In 2020, I started creating video content. Check it out on my YouTube and TikTok and in the 'Multimedia' section of this website!
Analyzing Wealth Redistribution
In my final year of college, I analyzed attitudes regarding the redistribution of wealth through content analysis and surveying hundreds of students. To view the survey results, check out the 'infographics' section on the 'multimedia' page of this site!
Hosting HonesTea @ Owl Radio
As co-host of HonesTea I created the show schedule, came up with segment ideas, managed social media, and booked guests. On the weekly live show, Carson and I covered local and global news and pop culture, provided radical political commentary, and told a few too many dad jokes.
We interviewed rappers, activists, a journalist, a mental health expert, and Nicole Paige Brooks from RuPaul's Drag Race.
Photo courtesy of HonesTea
Serving as Arts & Living Editor at the Sentinel
As Arts & Living Editor, I was responsible for the following:
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Creating weekly story lists
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Recruiting new writers
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Providing writers with personalized weekly feedback
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Maintaining constant communication with writers & editors
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Editing for content, grammar, AP style, and structure
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Creating deadlines and reminding writers of them
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Picking up any necessary stories
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Attending weekly meetings, production days, and News & Brews
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Designing the weekly newspaper page layout for the arts section with Production Manager Bridget Walker
News and Brews — pictured above — is when Sentinel staff give out free coffee and newspapers on Wednesday mornings.
Here are some examples of various layouts
All layouts provided by KSU Sentinel
Spring 2019
Fall 2018
Interning at the Georgia Voice
Photo courtesy of the Georgia Voice
As a reporter, my favorite moments included meeting the workers and youth of Lost N Found, a local nonprofit fighting homelessness among LGBT+ youth. I also had the privilege of speaking to Queer activists Liliana Bakhtiari and Tracee McDaniel about their amazing work. I spoke to Tatiana Rafael, who is making history as the first open, fully-transitioned trans woman to graduate from Morehouse College.
Photo courtesy of Todd Colson-Price
Carson and I interviewed Patrick Price (center), Editor-In-Chief of the Georgia Voice on HonesTea.
