THE CHRONICLES OF LOGAN JOHNS
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Read more: Freaknik and the Politics of Black Joy, Memory, and MisunderstandingOn a humid April afternoon in Atlanta in 1994, a sea of Black college students surged down Peachtree Street, music blaring from custom car trunks, neon outfits glittering in the Southern sun. The scent of Church’s and Popeyes fried chicken mingled with barbecue, hairspray, and car exhaust. From West End Park…
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Talking To Strangers: My Conversation with Three African American Police Officers in A Post George Floyd World
One of my favorite books of all time is Malcolm Gladwell’s, Talking to Strangers: What We Should Know about the People We Don’t Know. Imagine…
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Community Profile: The District of Columbia’s Ward 1 At-A-Glance
(Photo Credit: Office of Planning, Government of the District of Columbia) HISTORY Like most of the area that is now Washington D.C., Ward 1, was first…
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NPR.org: My Personal Shangri-la!
Artwork by NPR on Facebook NPR.org is my personal Shangri-la. From T’Challa to Ebenzer Scrooge, the site offers something for everyone. The site design is…
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Multimedia Storytelling: “It’s Elementary My Dear Watson!”
It goes without saying that if, like me, your plan is to become a multimedia storyteller and journalist, you should take a multimedia storytelling course.…
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I’m Logan, the creator and author behind this blog. I’m a multimedia journalist, focusing on the Black experience.
