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Journalist, writer, multimedia professional, community organizer, mentor, Talk-o-holic, New Orleans & Prince fan. muckrack.com/chandra-thomas-whitfield-

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Chandra Thomas Whitfield is a multiple award-winning multimedia journalist whose work has appeared in a wide variety of media outlets, including NBCNews.com, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Huffington Post, The Undefeated, Essence, Ebony, People, Newsweek, The Root, The Grio, TIME.com and the Atlanta affiliate of NPR. She is a 2019-2020 Leonard C. Goodman Institute for Investigative Journalism Fellow and host/producer of “In The Gap,” a podcast for In T…

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Genarlow Wilson On The Reality Of Reentry

Genarlow Wilson On The Reality Of Reentry

By Genarlow Wilson As Told To Chandra Thomas Whitfield It seemed like a fairy tale come true. Or a TV movie, …

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No More Pain. Just Gains.

No More Pain. Just Gains.

A Think Tank Report Brought Me To Tears And Reminded Me Of The Trauma That Black Women Like Me Have Endured A…

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Farmer John

Farmer John

Black farmer John Boyd is an experienced farmer and activist!

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Black Cowgirls

Black Cowgirls

Black Cowgirls paying homage to the long legacy of Black women who paved the way!

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Juneteenth: A Time for Celebration - and Reflection

Juneteenth: A Time for Celebration - and Reflection

June 19th - or "Juneteenth" - is a time of celebration and reflection, and serves as a yearly reminder of wha…

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Perspective | Father's Day often dredges up painful feelings for childless men like me

Perspective | Father's Day often dredges up painful feelings for childless men like me

Corregan Brown wants to be a father. When his wife had a miscarriage, he was devastated, and found that fathe…

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Netflix debuts film featuring Aurora teen with Down syndrome

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By Chandra Thomas Whitfield Verified
| The Journal (Cortez) Verified
Friday, Jun 26, 2026 11:09 AM Updated Friday, Jun. 26, 2026 11:10 AM Will Catlett, left, and Jeremiah Daniels of Aurora star in the movie, “Color Book.” (Courtesy of Nikolaus Summerer) Family: Movie contributes to broader conversations about representation in special-needs community Nearly two years after stepping into the national spotlight, Aurora teen Jeremiah Daniels is reaching a global audience as his debut film streams worldwide.
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Coloradans celebrate AAHPI Heritage Month, reflect on major milestones and persistent challenges among Asian community

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By Chandra Thomas Whitfield Verified
| EIN News
As Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AAHPI) Heritage Month is observed nationwide and across Colorado this month, community leaders and advocates are celebrating improved visibility through storytelling, organizing and recent legislative milestones.
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‘The dream has been manifested:’ Colorado dance legend Cleo Parker Robinson on her new Center for the Healing Arts

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By Chandra Thomas Whitfield Verified
| Colorado Public Radio Verified
The grand opening of the multimillion-dollar Cleo Parker Robinson Center for the Healing Arts marked a momentous milestone for the Colorado arts community and Denver’s historic Five Points neighborhood. The new 25,000-square-foot facility opened with a ribbon-cutting and events tied to Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday weekend in January 2026, finalizing a project that kicked off with a groundbreaking ceremony in May 2024.
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