#blbpodcast minisode: I needed to see what I could become
If you didn’t think diversity in journalism was important, I’ve got a fun little story for you. I haven’t done any deep dives on any numbers – this is...
Bylines, Ledes & Biases
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Bria Felicien is a full-time member of the media, who has a healthy love for journalism. She's studying diversity in journalism in the year between NABJ conferences.
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