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13 June, 2019

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13 June, 2019

RT @JaclynSkurie: Spent many weekends in Chicago with @rolakebamgbose covering my hometown like this story about bystander trauma training…

13 June, 2019

RT @CassGiraldo: More stories to share & many more to produce. I’ve grown so much as a story-teller @vicenews @hbo. If you support journali…

13 June, 2019

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13 June, 2019

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Carter Sherman

Carter is the Houston Press fellow. A Seattle native, she graduated from Northwestern University and also has written for Elle, Los Angeles magazine and Ms. Magazine.

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