Megan Carpentier
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and
Covers:
immigration, women's health, reproductive health, women's rights, journalism, online journalism, gay rights, online politics, media, politics, policy, washington dc, reproductive rights, unemployment
Doesn't Cover:
online dating, dating
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Megan Carpentier’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Megan Carpentier is the executive editor of Raw Story, a progressive daily news site first founded in 2004. Prior to her tenure at Raw Story, she was an associate editor at Talking Points Memo, the editor of news and politics at Air America, an editor at Jezebel.com and an associate editor at Wonkette. Her work has also been published by The Guardian, Bitch Magazine, the Women's Media Center, the Washington Post, Glamour, the NY Press, Bust, On The Issues, Women's eNews, RH Reality Check, Forei…
Megan Carpentier’s Journalist Portfolio
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How Congress became the boy who cried 'Wolf!' or: How I learned to stop worrying and hate the seq...
Same sex couples demand Sen. Chuck Schumer support immigration equality | The Raw Story
'Howl' at the Internet | The Raw Story
Man who coined 'Axis of Evil' worries that non-Americans will rape female soldiers if women are a...
Linda McMahon puts her fantasy Romney acceptance speech in The Rock's mouth in Tampa | The Raw St...
Anti-abortion activists just picked up punishing women where the law left off | The Raw Story
Interview
Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?
I wrote a couple of articles and then ran into issues with the administration over a piece about censorship in the art department.
What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?
Never work for free, learn to take editorial guidance, know where you are pitching before you pitch and don't take rejection personally.