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Sally Kohn

  • Freelance Media Trainer, Public Speaking Coach and Ghostwriter, Freelance
  • None, AFAR
New York
As seen in: AFAR, CNN, CNN Business, CNN en Español, CNN International, CNN Travel, Medium, MSN, The New York Times, Daily Mail, Forbes and
Covers:  grassroots campaigns, politics, public policy, social movements, travel, women's issues, occupy wall street, food and wine, culture, race, lgbt, parenting
Mom. Writer. Media Strategist + Trainer. Activist. @TED curator. @USAToday @Remodelista + @AFARmedia contributor. Author of #TheOppositeOfHate. Human. Being.

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Sally Kohn is one of the leading progressive voices in America today. A frequent guest on CNN, MSNBC and Fox News, Sally's first book THE OPPOSITE OF HATE was published in April 2018.

A regular columnist and commentator, Sally is a member of the USA Today Board of Contributors and her writing has appeared in the Washington Post, New York Times, New York Magazine, More Magazine, RollingStone, Time, and many other outlets. She is also a travel writer for outlets including Afar Magazine, Fathom,…

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I’d Fly to Minneapolis for the Food

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By Sally Kohn
| Fathom
Minneapolis has been in the news this year for all the wrong reasons. This rich, diverse city didn’t deserve to be in the crosshairs of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, nor its extremely violent tactics. But faced with this crisis, Minneapolitans and their leaders showed the world they are a model of civic unity, neighborly cooperation, and peaceful resistance. When political commentator Sally Kohn visited last fall, she discovered the culinary side of the city.
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Nobody Does Cozy Like London Does Cozy

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By Sally Kohn
| Fathom
On a quick getaway across the pond, Sally Kohn finds the tartan, tahini, ribbons, garden, and hotel bar that make four days in London cozier than cozy. She traveled in the autumn but found delights that would please at any time. There’s a song about Paris in springtime which, of course, I wholeheartedly endorse, but I’d like to suggest that we need a song about London in the fall. I have two arguments for this. First, fall always feels busy.
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Browse Raised Beds - Gardenista

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By Fan Winston Verified, Sally Kohn, Kier Holmes, Janet Hall
| Gardenista Verified
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