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Alexis Barton

  • Senior Communications Consultant, BBVA
Birmingham
As seen in: The Washington Post, MDPI, The Daily Beast, Chron, The Seattle Times, AL.com, SheKnows, MYSA, Southern Living Magazine, Shondaland and
I'm a graduate student in the Community Journalism program at the @UofAlabama, and an intern at the @AnnistonStar.
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'Every room tells a story': Designers help people reveal what their spaces have to say

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By Alexis Barton
| The Daily Progress
Between coastal grandma beach vibes and grand millennial chintz-covered fever dreams, it can be hard to find a design style that doesn’t feel cliche. Atlanta-based interior design team Tavia Forbes and Monet Masters have earned a national reputation and attracted a diverse client list with their eclectic, personal work that defies easy characterization. “Every room tells a story,” Masters said. “Everyone can romance their space and see it as art.
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OPINION: Anna Delvey and The Problem of White-Collar Crime

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By Alexis Barton
| The Sentinel (KSU)
In modern media, white-collar criminals often get put on a pedestal and made into “icons” despite their convictions. White-collar crimes, as defined by law, are financial-based offenses such as fraud or money laundering. Society frequently portrays these crimes as “less evil” than others, and perpetrators are not held as accountable as violent crimes. However, even though they are categorized as nonviolent, these crimes are still causing immense financial harm to individual’s or businesses.
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OPINION: The Violent Undocumented Immigrant Myth

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By Alexis Barton
| The Sentinel (KSU)
In the face of recent events, such as the University of Georgia murder of Laken Riley, politicians have been blaming undocumented immigrants for violent crimes. In turn, they have called for stricter policies to support their unprecedented claims. On Feb. 22, 2024, student Laken Riley was allegedykilled by Jose Antonio Ibarra while going for a run on the UGA campus.
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