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Hunter Gilmore

  • Podcast Host, MoreeHunter Media
Atlanta
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Hunter Gilmore is a prolific journalist, producer, podcast host, screenwriter and researcher who brings a wealth of experience in television production, print/digital media, and content writing. Fueled by a fiery passion for media, Hunter thrives on bringing visions to life through her compelling storytelling, creativity, and strategic prowess.

She has a knack for conceptualizing dynamic pitches and execution, contributing her expertise to renowned media brands across the country including The …

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Economy | Atlanta Daily World

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By Hunter Gilmore
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How Maryland is Tackling Maternal Health Inequities for Black Women

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By Hunter Gilmore
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Black women in the United States face disproportionately higher risks in maternal health outcomes, with systemic gaps in care contributing to preventable complications and deaths. Despite progress, such as extended Medicaid coverage in Maryland, addressing structural inequities and raising awareness through initiatives like Black Maternal Health Week remain critical.
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PRESS ROOM: Wellpoint DC President Adrian Jordan Redefines Healthcare Through His Own Lived Experience

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By Hunter Gilmore
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By Stacy M. Brown Black Press USA Senior National Correspondent With the federal government shutdown grinding on, the nation’s economic picture is collapsing into silence and uncertainty. For the first time in decades, there is no official monthly employment report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — the same agency many now say can no longer be trusted after the White House moved to control its data release following a weak jobs report earlier this year.
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