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datejie green

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As she transitioned from an intensive union role organizing freelance workers toward new projects that combine journalism, scholarship, community and social justice, datejie was searching for a concept that could express the method, frame and approach she had taken to all her work to date. solidarity conscious was all this and more, a concept and state of mind that opens toward her visions, connections and innovations in the making.

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Twitter: @seeksolidarity

Ontario, TorontoCABJMarch 25, 2021Freelance, racial, media analysis, international affairs, food security, public affairs, gender and social justice, Environmental Reporting

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datejie green

Striving to advance the work of Black journalists and media professionals in Canada.