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THE BYLINE – MAY 2024 ISSUE
Congrats Class of 2024! We wish all of our recent graduates the best in their future endeavors as they embark
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STUDENTS WORKING TOWARDS CAREER SUCCESS IN JOURNALISM From the Classroom to the Workroom: Alexis Grace Defies the Odds By
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AABJ Mourns the loss of Jovita Moore On Friday, Oct. 28, it was announced that WSB-TV anchor Jovita Moore passed
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THE BYLINE 11/2020
Journalists provide post-Election Day analysis for Morehouse College event By Elisheva Wimberly A week after Election Day, Morehouse College’s Journalism
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THE BYLINE 10/2020
AJC Washington Correspondent talks elections, Black voters and Georgia’s role in the election By Elisheva Wimberly With Election Day fast
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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?
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THE BYLINE 06/2020
AABJ President talks Black Twitter’s reaction to his Verzuz battle story By Amir Vera We’ve all seen what happens when
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THE BYLINE – 05/2020
Health reporters talk coronavirus and media coverage By Elisheva Wimberly The Atlanta Association of Black Journalists (AABJ) hosted a webinar
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THE BYLINE 04/2020
Maintaining Your Mental Health During the Coronavirus By Elisheva Wimberly COVID-19, a respiratory disease more commonly called the coronavirus, has
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