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Author: Sabreen Dawud, The 19th

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Hi! I’m Sabreen Dawud, one of The 19th’s reporting fellows. I’ve most recently served as a freelance writer for AFRO-American Newspapers covering social and cultural issues, and editor-in-chief of Six Eleven Magazine, a Black-owned arts magazine. At The 19th, I work alongside The 19th’s reporters and editors to develop editorial content for our distribution channels. With the opportunity to embody The 19th’s mission, I take part in creating news that represents groups of varying backgrounds and highlight the experiences of women, LGBTQ+ people and other marginalized communities. Writing with purpose has always been a core aspect of my work as a journalist, and I am looking forward to sharing meaningful stories. I’m a Howard University alumna with a bachelor’s degree in media, journalism and film communications and a minor in English. I have a deep love for reading, writing, travel and the arts!
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This Journalist Is Pushing Back Against the Erasure of Native American History

by Sabreen Dawud, The 19th December 23, 2024

Rebecca Nagle’s Podcast “This Land” and Novel “By the Fire We Carry” Are Grounded in the Gaps She Sees in Education and Media Rebecca Nagle has turned... Read more.

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This Journalist Is Pushing Back Against the Erasure of Native American History