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Mark Grabowski’s Biography

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Mark Grabowski is an award-winning, nationally syndicated columnist. In his monthly column, “Professor’s Perspective,” the 38-year-old journalist-turned lawyer-turned professor opines on current events. The column is distributed to several newspapers, from New York to California. For more info, visit markgrabowski.com.

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Grabowski: School's Islam assignment displays ignorance on all sides

Grabowski: School's Islam assignment displays ignorance on all sides

A Virginia high school geography teacher’s controversial Arabic calligraphy writing assignment last month is …

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Op-Ed: High School's Misguided Islamic Art Assignment Shows Ignorance On All Sides

Op-Ed: High School's Misguided Islamic Art Assignment Shows Ignorance On All Sides

A Virginia high school geography teacher's controversial Arabic calligraphy writing assignment last month is …

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Professor's Perspective: Virginia controversay has familiar ring

Professor's Perspective: Virginia controversay has familiar ring

A Virginia high school geography teacher’s controversial Arabic calligraphy writing assignment last month is …

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Mark Grabowski: School's Islam assignment displays ignorance on all sides

Mark Grabowski: School's Islam assignment displays ignorance on all sides

An Augusta County high school teacher's controversial assignment this month involving Islam is the latest unf…

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Take net neutrality back to the future: Column

Take net neutrality back to the future: Column

In early days, we had an open Internet, but deregulation changed that hurting consumers. In order to fix our …

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Make it a lot worse - lie about it

Make it a lot worse - lie about it

Barry Bonds is a public relations disaster that could've been avoided. The cardinal rule of communicating in …

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Articles

Press shouldn't celebrate too soon on Jim Acosta lawsuit

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By Mark Grabowski
| Washington Examiner Verified
As a journalism professor, I have mixed feelings about Friday’s federal court ruling that the White House must reinstate Jim Acosta's press credentials. Ultimately, it may prove to be a pyrrhic victory as the entire press could lose much greater access from the fallout. To be clear, Acosta is no First Amendment hero. His antics set a bad example that makes it harder for me to teach students responsible reporting.
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Adidas and Reebok should avoid politicizing sports

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By Mark Grabowski, Eddy Risch
| Washington Examiner Verified
I may not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend your right to say it. Unless it involves politicizing sports, in which case I won't defend it even if I agree with you. Many sports fans feel the same way (just ask pro quarterback-turned-political activist Colin Kaepernick). Yet, two major sportswear companies last week continued the unwelcome trend of gratuitously inserting politics into sports.
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The Internet has bigger problems than Facebook, and it's Obama's fault

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By Mark Grabowski, Byron York Verified, Salena Zito Verified, Michael Barone
| Washington Examiner Verified
If you think Facebook has problems, they’re nothing compared to the fiasco at the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers. Americans should be far more alarmed about what’s happening with the obscure, private California company that oversees the Internet’s backbone. ICANN’s gross mismanagement of behind-the-scenes technical operations threatens the security, interoperability, and openness of the entire Internet, industry experts warn.
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Awards

Society of Professional Journalists Award

2015 - Commentary/Editorial

Received 1st Place for best commentary/editorial at the Press Club of Long Island's annual awards banquet in June 2015. Honored for op-ed, "Take net neutrality back to the future," which was published in the USA Today on Nov. 12, 2014.

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Society of Professional Journalists Award

2000 - Religion Reporting

First Place from Rhode Island Press Association

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