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🌍 culture journalist + editor + copywriter + dj. |💡co-founder + creative lead of @thisisfourtwo. | 🇳🇬 ife onye kwe, ka chi ekwe.
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Eight African Footwear Brands You Need in These Streets

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By Antoinette Isama Verified
| Okayafrica Verified
Eight African Footwear Brands You Need in These Streets From casual streetwear to elegant statement pieces, each of these brands brings its own unique vision to the footwear industry.
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Andrea Wenzel on creating equitable news organizations

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By Letrell Crittenden, Antoinette Isama Verified
| American Press Institute
In Antiracist Journalism, Wenzel spent five years researching how local media organizations in the Philadelphia area are attempting to address structural racism: the Philadelphia Inquirer and public radio station WHYY — a majority of the staff in these newsrooms identify as white — and Resolve Philly and Kensington Voice, two start-ups where at least half of the staff identify as Black, Indigenous or people of color.
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Host a successful community listening session: Advice from API Inclusion Index leaders

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By Antoinette Isama Verified
| American Press Institute
The American Press Institute’s second Inclusion Index cohort members attended their first community listening session in December to get acclimated with the process of organizing one before conducting their own. Community listening is a crucial tenet of improving community engagement, along with asset mapping and collaborating with other local news outlets — all part of the cohort’s efforts toward better engaging communities of color.
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