S3:E3: Works In Progress (with MonDarryl LaTrez)
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Our guest is Josefa Velasquez, a senior reporter for The City, a digital publication focused on the New York area. Josefa has been featured in The Guardian, The New York Times, Business Insider, New York Magazine, and Politico, to name a few. We’re bringing her onto this season of Immigrantly because she co-wrote a recent article with fellow city reporter Clifford Michel. Titled “NYC to Pick Up Two State Senate Seats Under Albany Redistricting Plan,” the report dives into redistricting efforts in Brooklyn and Queens that will change the district’s constituent makeup. Josefa is here to explain the basics of redistricting and why we should care! We’d love for you to be part of the Immigrantly community. Join us on Instagram: @Immigrantlypod Find us on Twitter: @immigrantly_pod Support us via our If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please share the love and leave us a review so that more people can find us. Host: Saadia Khan l Executive Producer: Saadia Khan l Creative Producer: Kylee. C Roberts l Content Writer: Ashley Lanuza & Saadia Khan l Editor: Bronte Cook l Immigrantly Theme Music: Evan Ray Suzuki l Other Music: Rephonic Sounds
MonDarryl LaTrez joins Chantée to discuss how we are all works in progress!________________________MonDarryl also known as MonD is the content creator of the podcast Love & Logic. MonD & his […]
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