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As seen in: Andscape, Thought Catalog, WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH), National Human Genome Research Institute, Online News Association, Kentucky New Era, The Student (Edinburgh), The Business Magazine, KSGF-FM (Springfield, MO), Mountain Advocate, Nolan Group Media
Senior HBCU editor @ESPN's @Andscape. Past: @onwurd, @wcpo, @enquirer, @ajc & @detroitnews. 410 forever. @HowardU forever ever. @Ravens fan. ΔΣΘ. A real one.

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I'm obsessed with digital storytelling, social media strategy and audience engagement. I've spent half of my professional career directing coverage of arts and entertainment news. Prior to joining the digital team of Cincinnati's ABC affiliate TV station, I worked in various roles at The Cincinnati Enquirer, Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Detroit News.

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Kamala Harris’ presidential election loss stills mood at Howard, but pride remains

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By Mia Berry, Tasha Stewart
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Bright sunlight bathed Howard University’s campus on Wednesday morning, illuminating rows of empty chairs that had been filled less than 12 hours ago during a presidential election night watch party for Vice President Kamala Harris.
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‘We never lost a party’: At Howard, homecoming is a rite of passage

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By Tasha Stewart
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“Ain’t no tellin’ where I may be May see me in D.C. At Howard homecoming With my man Capone, dumbin’ “ — “Kick in the Door,” The Notorious B.I.G. Immortalized in songs (and simply by word of mouth), Howard University’s homecoming week draws thousands of people to The Mecca every year.
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Jackson State’s Sonic Boom of the South performs with Usher at Super Bowl LVIII

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By Tasha Stewart
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A week after Jackson State University’s Sonic Boom of the South played a surprise performance for actress and social media personality Tabitha Brown, the marching band played on arguably its biggest stage ever: Super Bowl LVIII. The @SonicBoomOTS has been booked and busy! In case you missed it, Jackson State University's Sonic Boom of the South just performed at the @SuperBowl Halftime Show featuring @Usher! #SBLVIII #SuperBowl2024 pic.twitter.com/FTIrdo3Edx — Jackson State U.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Copy editor for The Detroit News.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Lois Lane.