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Katie Humphrey

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As seen in: The Minnesota Star Tribune, Chron, The Columbus Dispatch, The News & Observer, Providence Journal, Buffalo News, Duluth News Tribune, The Commercial Appeal, Reading Eagle, Peterborough Telegraph
Covers:  intersection of tech and culture, tech-related social science research, tablet apps, smartphone apps, social media, consumer technology
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Bitters skateboard aesthetic

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By Katie Humphrey Verified
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
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In Response: Ranked voting would be more representative, easy to use

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By Liz Johnson Verified, Katie Humphrey Verified
| Duluth News Tribune Verified
Columns From the column: "We are at a perilous time in our democracy, with political polarization off the charts and partisans literally attacking the Capitol. Ranked-choice voting would encourage candidates to build broad majority coalitions, would discourage mudslinging, and would encourage civility." Written By: Liz Johnson and Katie Humphrey | 3:00 pm, Apr. 1, 2021 × “I Voted” stickers sit on a table at the Asbury United Methodist Church polling place in Duluth on Nov. 3.
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CATHOLIC WOMEN SPEAK - STATEMENT ON EXTREMISM AND SOCIAL MEDIA

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By Katie Humphrey Verified
| catholicwomenspeak.com
The following statement was issued by the Catholic Women Speak Network on 26th September 2017: Rebecca Bratten Weiss is a member of Catholic Women Speak (CWS) – an international network of nearly 900 Catholic women committed to defending women’s right to speak and be heard inside as well as outside the Church. That is the only single cause we campaign on, for our members represent the diversity that exists among Catholics on other issues.
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