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Dakotah Jennifer

Baltimore, St. Louis
As seen in: PS, BUST Magazine, Student Life, She's Single
Covers:  blackness, black lives matter, intersectionality, women, teenagers, activists, writers, writing, nonfiction, college

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Dakotah Jennifer’s Biography

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Dakotah Jennifer is a nineteen-year-old black writer currently attending Washington University in St. Louis. She started writing poetry at eight and has loved it ever since. She has had articles published in PopSugar, She's Single Magazine, JMWW Mag, and Washington University's Student Life. Jennifer has a sort non-fiction piece forthcoming with HerStry, and has been published in The Pinch Journal, Protean Mag, Apartment Poetry, Paintbucket.page, the Grief Diaries, and The Confessionalist Zine.…

Dakotah Jennifer’s Journalist Portfolio

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How Do I Publish a Children's Book for Free | She's SINGLE Magazine

How Do I Publish a Children's Book for Free | She's SINGLE Magazine

There are many ways to publish a children's book for free, first, we'll tackle the ways to publish a children…

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Black Students and Activists, It's Not Up to Just Us to Save the World, So Go Easy on Yourself

Black Students and Activists, It's Not Up to Just Us to Save the World, So Go Easy on Yourself

I'm a Gen Z kid, so I believe a few fundamental things: climate change is real, racism is alive and well, gen…

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How Long Does it take to Publish a Book? | She's SINGLE Magazine

How Long Does it take to Publish a Book? | She's SINGLE Magazine

You can find an agent through AgentQuery.com, Poets & Writers, or even an AgentMatch service that some public…

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How to Get a Book Published for the First Time | She's SINGLE Magazine

How to Get a Book Published for the First Time | She's SINGLE Magazine

So, you want to get a book published deal, but you're not sure how to go about it. You've read every "Getting…

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A Light in the Darkness: An Interview with Melissa Scholes Young by Dakotah Jennifer

A Light in the Darkness: An Interview with Melissa Scholes Young by Dakotah Jennifer

Grace in Darkness is the eighth volume of the wildly successful Gravity and Grace series, an anthology of DC-…

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Wishing everyone safety during this pandemic. Yes, everyone.

Wishing everyone safety during this pandemic. Yes, everyone.

After returning home to Maryland a little over four weeks ago, I was on the phone with my dad who I had just …

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Articles

Not Sure What To Do Regarding Roe v. Wade? Abortion Access Front Can Help You Take Real Action

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By Dakotah Jennifer
| BUST Magazine Verified
Update: On June 24, 2022, the United States Supreme Court overturned their decision on Roe v Wade, which  means that Americans have lost their Constitutonal right to safe abortions, and 26 states are either definitely or likely to ban on abortion. On May 2nd in a leaked memo, it was reported that the Supreme Court intends to overturn Roe v. Wade, the historic 1973 decision that legalized abortion in the United States.
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A Millennial Comedy That Makes You Think: Why Watching "Adventures in Success" Is A Cringey Yet Spiritual Experience

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By Dakotah Jennifer
| BUST Magazine Verified
Adventures in Success, a mockumentary-gone-right, depicts a small modern day sex cult in the Catskills that prioritizes the female orgasm, which they believe will heal Mother Earth. It's members spend a lot of their time “jilling off”— if you know what I mean. Classified as a “dark comedy,” the movie doesn’t feature a star-studded bunch, but each member of the small cast really makes the movie what it is.
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We're Mobilizing: Support Abortion Rights This Saturday in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and D.C.

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By Dakotah Jennifer
| BUST Magazine Verified
On May 14th, various reproductive justice, health, and rights organizations want us to mobilize across the country. Planned Parenthood, MoveOn, Women’s March, and other organizations are promoting the “‘Bans Off Our Bodies’ day of action” and calling for mass mobilization. 80% of Americans support access to abortion, and yet, the supreme court seems not to be on our side. We are the majority.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing reviews for JMWW Literary Journal

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes! But only for creative works

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

I'd like a 3-4 sentence description of the angle, opinion, and "moral" of the piece - or a sort of summary of what the initial idea is.