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Jonita Davis

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Jonita Davis’s Journalist Portfolio

The Colorado housing market and me

The Colorado housing market and me

I spent much of this year traveling the Denver area, particularly Jefferson County, covering stories for the …

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Review: “Gifts of Disposition” is a Hilariously Nostalgic Film for Gen-X’s Former Latch-Key Kids

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By Jonita Davis
| The Black Cape
The Black C.A.P.E. is a magazine for films nerds, pop culture anoraks, the film and tv junkies. The C.A.P.E. is for the filmgoer who knows that culture and pop culture are tied. Cinema has a much deeper meaning than what we see on screen. We explore that and more in these pages. Gifts of Disposition follows George (Zach Flanary) and Vivienne (Ragan Flanary) as they form an unexpected bond amid harrowing circumstances for both.
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Review: “Rhythm Is a Dancer” Is a Cute Story of Multigenerational Identity Crisis and Dance

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By Jonita Davis
| The Black Cape
The Black C.A.P.E. is a magazine for films nerds, pop culture anoraks, the film and tv junkies. The C.A.P.E. is for the filmgoer who knows that culture and pop culture are tied. Cinema has a much deeper meaning than what we see on screen. We explore that and more in these pages. Ro (Lauren Caster) is one of those characters who finds herself in her 20s, drifting through life like a ship without a sail.
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Generic Vs. Brand Name Canned Food: Is There Really Even A Difference?

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By Jonita Davis
| Aol Verified
Generic canned food was a staple in my household growing up. Every meal required at least one canned item. (Hey, some foods are great to eat straight from the can.) It wasn't until I started cooking for my family that I realized some of the generics I grew up with tasted exactly like some of the name brands I bought as an adult. In fact, my ex-husband and I would argue when I bought our kids a generic can of corn or green beans.
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