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Gillian Neimark

Atlanta, Georgia
As seen in: HuffPost, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo Singapore, NPR, Psychology Today, The Atlantic, Fast Company, Quartz, Scientific American, The Daily Beast and
Author of adult & children's fiction and nonfiction; poetry, essays, tons of science journalism & occasional reviews or arts profiles
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Once a crime, now a cornerstone: Inside Georgia’s homeschooling boom Original

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By Gillian Neimark
| Atlanta Magazine Verified
Illustration by Sébastien Thibault In 1979, a Georgia mother named Patty Blankenship was charged with breaking the law by teaching her children at home. At the time, Georgia’s compulsory-attendance statute required children to attend a public or recognized private school. But her case ended in a hung jury, and she kept right on teaching. Two years later, Terry and Vickie Roemhild, another homeschooling couple, were convicted on 19 different counts of violating the same statute.
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Georgia artist documents the coast’s disappearing treescape

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By Gillian Neimark
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Georgia Entertainment Scene ‘The coastal trees stand like they’re on stage for me,’ he says. ‘They have so much character and emotion they seem alive.’ "The Wet Feet Choir" by Teake Zuidema, photographed in Sheldon, South Carolina. An exhibition of his work will be on view through Oct. 18 at ARTS Southeast in Savannah.
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Book Review: The Tainted Legacy of an Iconic Health Care Giant

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By Gillian Neimark
| UNDARK Verified
Near the beginning of “No More Tears: The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson,” Gardiner Harris’s scathing exposé of the iconic pharmaceutical giant, he writes, “To me, my family, and everyone I knew, Johnson & Johnson was the ideal American corporation.” But in this forensic tour de force, he chronicles the many ways in which the health care behemoth repurposed science to protect profit — lying in sworn testimonials, massaging trial data, pouring billions into litigation, and sacrificing the...
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