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Angelica Cabral

  • Development and Communications Manager, Sunset Youth Services
  • Journalist, Freelance
San Francisco
As seen in: USA Today, Yahoo News, Slate, U.S. News and World Report, The Mercury News, AZCentral | The Arizona Republic, Mother Jones, Squarespace, Washington Times, The Mary Sue and
Gender studies grad student, freelance journalist | Words in @MotherJones @ObjectiveJrn @prismreports and more
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Ghost networks disproportionately harm LGBTQIA+ people

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By Angelica Cabral, Carolyn Copeland Verified
| Prism Verified
As I passed through my early and mid-20s, I hit many milestones. I could legally drink, go to queer clubs, and rent a car, but I had aged out of my parents’ medical insurance. I wasn’t initially concerned about getting my own medical insurance, but I quickly learned that making a doctor’s appointment wouldn’t be as easy as before. At one point, I went to the doctor’s office twice, only to be told that I couldn’t see the doctor because of an insurance issue. That’s when I began to dig.
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Reporters need training on trauma-informed journalism

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By Angelica Cabral, Gabe Schneider Verified, Marissa Martinez
| The Objective
The crowd for a vigil of victims of a 2021 shooting at the Valley Transportation Agency railyard in San Jose, taken May 27, 2021. Cabral covered the shooting for a local paper. Photo from Wikimedia Commons. In the aftermath of a mass shooting, dozens of news organizations appear at the scene of the tragedy, trying to piece together what happened alongside the families of the victims.
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After MeToo - Mother Jones

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By Eamon Whalen Verified, Angelica Cabral, Ruth Murai Verified
| Mother Jones Verified
MOTHER JONES NEEDS YOUR HELP We need to raise $390,000 in online donations by June 30 to finish our fiscal year break even. We’ve already cut everything we can. We cannot afford to come up short. It's tough right now. And there’s more about why this is so urgent and the big, entirely fixable challenge journalism faces in “News Never Pays,” or in this primer about our nonprofit journalism and finances. If you can right now, please pitch in at whatever level works for you.
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