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Elijah Pittman

(He/Him)
Baltimore, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Maryland Matters, NewsOne.com, WMMJ-FM (Silver Spring, MD), WKYS-FM (Silver Spring, MD), WOL-AM (Washington, D.C.), WKJS-FM (Richmond, VA), WDBZ-AM (Cincinnati, OH), WOSF-FM (Charlotte, NC), WPZE-FM (Atlanta, GA), WPZS-FM (Charlotte, NC), WYCB-AM (Washington, DC) and
Covers:  African (Black) politics, policy affecting marginalized people, investigative policy
Doesn't Cover: Sports
Journalism | Photography | Dj Occasionally | Anti-Colonial Pan-Africanist

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Based in Baltimore, MD. Journalist covering all politics, especially African (Black) politics. Currently at the Investigative Reporting Workshop

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6th District race too close to call; few surprises in other House races - Maryland Matters

6th District race too close to call; few surprises in other House races - Maryland Matters

Maryland's 6th District race is too close to call, said both Republican Neil Parrott and Democrat April McCla…

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Maryland real estate agents, homebuyers navigate changes under new rules - Maryland Matters

Maryland real estate agents, homebuyers navigate changes under new rules - Maryland Matters

Under a change to longstanding real estate practice that took effect Saturday, home buyers have to agree upfr…

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Maryland real estate agents, homebuyers navigate changes under new rules - The Southern Maryland ...

Maryland real estate agents, homebuyers navigate changes under new rules - The Southern Maryland ...

For more than a century, when someone wanted to buy a home all they had to do was walk into a real estate off…

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Maryland real estate agents, homebuyers navigate changes under new rules

Maryland real estate agents, homebuyers navigate changes under new rules

Under a change to longstanding real estate practice that took effect Saturday, home buyers have to agree upfr…

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Maryland real estate agents, homebuyers navigate changes under new rules

Maryland real estate agents, homebuyers navigate changes under new rules

Under a change to longstanding real estate practice that took effect Saturday, home buyers have to agree upfr…

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DC Students Who Show Up For 1 Minute Still Marked Present Original

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By Amaiyah Coleman, Paloma Accrombessi, Elijah Pittman
| NewsOne.com Verified
Source: Richard Drury / Getty In some Washington, D.C., public school classrooms, a student can show up for just a minute, or arrive near the end of class, and still be counted as present. That reality is now raising concerns among education officials who say current attendance rules may allow students to technically meet requirements while spending little time in class.
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DC Students Who Show Up For 1 Minute Still Marked Present

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By Amaiyah Coleman, Paloma Accrombessi, Elijah Pittman
| WMMJ-FM (Silver Spring, MD) Verified
Source: Richard Drury / Getty In some Washington, D.C., public school classrooms, a student can show up for just a minute, or arrive near the end of class, and still be counted as present. That reality is now raising concerns among education officials who say current attendance rules may allow students to technically meet requirements while spending little time in class.
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DCHA: Budget Limits Its Ability To Address Resident Safety Complaints Original

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By Elijah Pittman, Amaiyah Coleman, Paloma Accrombessi
| NewsOne.com Verified
Source: DHCA / Screenshot Washington, D.C., residents told housing officials they are living with toxic chemicals, mold, rodents, and untreated hazards during a recent D.C. Housing Authority board meeting. Some residents said the conditions have contributed to serious illness and long-term health problems. “It was crystal clear DCHA was in a lot of trouble,” said Kenneth Council, a D.C. resident.
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