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Strategic communications consultant. Conscious Capitalism advocate. Wife, Mom.

Atlanta
Joined March 2008
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What if journalism could prevent conflict? When information breaks down: trust collapses, rumours spread, conflict follows. Yet supporting journalism costs far less than war. 15 days of global military spending = 1 year of funding for public-interest journalism. Journalism shapes peace: unesco.org/en/days/press-fre… #WorldPressFreedomDay #PressFreedom
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We knew a great CEO role was next for @StaceyTank! HAPPI Is lucky.
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This is Joel from Woodstock, a former Republican who came to the Fulton County Jail this morning to deliver a message: “I want to see the sociopath who tried to steal my vote in 2020 go to prison.” – at Atlanta, GA
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Morning Joe had a segment about “woke” and how that will be the main focus of the Republican debate. It’s worth it to post the origins of being woke once again for those in the back. “Stay woke. Keep your eyes open.” - Lead Belly The Scottsboro Boys, nine Black teens falsely accused of raping two white women in 1931, were sentenced to death. NAACP forced repeated retrials. They were finally freed but never recovered. The first documented use of the phrase “stay woke” happened in the 1930s when Lead Belly ended his song about the Scottsboro Boys by advising Black folk traveling through Alabama to “stay woke.” The term “woke" was created by Black people referring to being alert to systemic racial injustices. #BlackHistoryWithLana #FreshVoicesRise
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Watch this space for our brilliant new unicorn venture. Don’t tell, but we’re going to breed a non-shedding, hypoallergenic cat: the Catoodle! Or Feloodle?
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I’ve always respected @Trevornoah so much but this closing speech from the White House correspondents’ dinner is particularly spectacular.
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Every one of these maps is a delightful and fascinating look into culture by state. Enjoy!
The US is more than just 50 states🗽🤣

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Respect! She’s amazing. And her own children aren’t going to get away with anything! “Mom! ALL the kids are doing it!” Jen: “What kids?”
.@PressSec’s ability to clearly communicate “AYFKM?” Before she begins answering the question is a real gift.
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Our third annual Executive Business Insights Survey is in the field. This is your chance to weigh in, share your executive opinion and benchmark your business. Take the 4 min. survey today: bit.ly/3b5KCxP
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It’s that simple.
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Somehow we weathered and witnessed A nation that isn't broken but simply unfinished There is always light if only we're brave enough to see it if only we're brave enough to be it. — Amanda Gorman
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Eugene Goodman took an oath to protect America from enemies both foreign and domestic. And he did ☑️
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I'm so, so damn jealous of the Twitter employee who got to press the button.
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What should be the Marketing 'Word-of-the-Year'? ANA named "Pivot," which seems apropos. What in the world will 2021 bring? My crystal ball says it'll be "Empathy." bit.ly/34dqgit @mp_joemandese
These are JFK’s last words, written on notecards for end of speech he planned to give at Austin, Texas, banquet this evening 1963:
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