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Erika Hardison

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Covers:  health, parenting, entertainment, lifestyle, home, news, and pop culture.
Journalist. Founder of Blerd Feminist 'zine @fabulizemag. Freelance writer. Millennial mom. Host of @nerdserbswords 🌿📚

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Erika Hardison is a communications and editorial professional covering health equity, housing, mental health, and culture. Her work has appeared in Publishers Weekly, Parents Magazine, USA Today, Rooted in Rights, Book Riot, and more. She specializes in translating complex public health and policy topics for everyday audiences.

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Every Episode of Marvel's Luke Cage Will Be Titled After A Gang Starr Song

Every Episode of Marvel's Luke Cage Will Be Titled After A Gang Starr Song

San Diego Comic Con just concluded this past Sunday and Marvel Comics seems to still be dominating post-con t…

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BJ The Chicago Kid: 'In My Mind', Kush, God, Blackness and Chi-City

BJ The Chicago Kid: 'In My Mind', Kush, God, Blackness and Chi-City

Image credit: Kevin Spence Bryan James Sledge also known as BJ The Chicago Kid was the new "Discover Weekly" …

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espnW, Northwestern Mutual honor women athletes at its IMPACT25 Gala

espnW, Northwestern Mutual honor women athletes at its IMPACT25 Gala

By ERIKA HARDISON espnW and Northwestern Mutual honored 25 female athletes and high-profile influencers durin…

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What Miss Piggy Taught Me About Body Acceptance and Feminism

What Miss Piggy Taught Me About Body Acceptance and Feminism

Image credit: AOL BUILD Miss Piggy visited AOL BUILD I was so excited. The Muppet diva who I have admired for…

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It's Important For Men to Understand That They Need To Stop Telling Women to Smile

It's Important For Men to Understand That They Need To Stop Telling Women to Smile

"The sexualization behind telling women to smile is alarming. It makes women feel that we are only meant to b…

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I Want Older Women To Support Young Moms Like Me In Breastfeeding

I Want Older Women To Support Young Moms Like Me In Breastfeeding

When my baby was seven-months-old and experimenting with solids, we wound up in the hospital, where she was g…

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‘There’s History Woven Through It’: PW Talks with Stephanie Williams

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By Erika Hardison Verified
| Publishers Weekly Verified
This past May, Stephanie Williams made history as the first Black woman to be nominated for Best Writer at the Eisner Awards for her work on Street Sharks (IDW), Temporal (Mad Cave), and Roots of Madness (Ignition Press), all of which showcase her ability to write vivid original stories blending sci-fi and horror with Black history, as well as re-invigorate old IP.
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Meeting people where they are

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By Erika Hardison Verified
| SJ South Jersey Local News
By ERIKA HARDISON The Sun Hope is not just a concept for Dr. Jiyoung An. It is the foundation of everything she does. The Cherry Hill resident and public health scholar has more than two decades of research experience. She founded the Azwie Foundation to address a gap she witnessed both professionally and in her own hometown: the lack of culturally responsive mental-health resources for Korean American families in South Jersey.
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Four Questions for Sofia Szamosi

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| Publishers Weekly Verified
Artist, zinester, and graphic novelist Sofia Szamosi returns with her new YA graphic memoir, Bad Kid: My Life as a “Troubled Teen.” The book follows the author’s experience as she was labeled a troubled teen and sent by her mother to several behavioral facilities that were popular in the early 2000s. The nightmare-turned-reality begins when young Szamosi is taken from her bedroom to be hauled away to a wilderness encampment in another state.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

writing for my college paper

Have you ever used a typewriter?

yes

How is social media changing news?

It's easier to report 'fake' news but it's also easier to find better sources