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THE BYLINE 09/2020

How I found two jobs in a relentless pandemic By Alexis Grace How does it feel to be a graduate?

Atlanta reporter recounts covering the first night of protests in the wake of George Floyd’s death By Raisa Habersham I

AABJ President talks Black Twitter’s reaction to his Verzuz battle story By Amir Vera We’ve all seen what happens when

Health reporters talk coronavirus and media coverage By Elisheva Wimberly The Atlanta Association of Black Journalists (AABJ) hosted a webinar

Maintaining Your Mental Health During the Coronavirus By Elisheva Wimberly COVID-19, a respiratory disease more commonly called the coronavirus, has

Former CNN producer reflects on her career and being theonly Black woman in newsrooms By Tenisha Taylor As a young girl, I always

New AABJ president defines organization’s goals for 2020 Dear AABJ members, With the start of a new year and decade,

Outgoing AABJ president reflects on journey that led to her presidency By Eric Nickens Jr. Ask AABJ President Carol Gantt

Challenges in improving health literacy in the US By JoAnna Pendergrass, DVM Health information can be highly technical and complex,

AABJ volunteers trade experiences with seniors at AG Rhodes Health and Rehab By Breanna Durham Members of Atlanta Association of