The Bitter Southerner
+ featured in the The Bitter Southerner Reader: Volume 4
Winning labor rights in the South means changing state laws,
Scalawag Magazine
+ appeared in Fall 2019 print issue
This coastal Mississippi city plagued by environmental hazards has a history of police violence
Southerly
Dispatches as Southerly's Gulf Coast Correspondent:
‘It’s a movement’: Generations of Gulf Coast residents protest police violence, racism
Photos: New Orleans sanitation workers strike for protections and better pay
Struggling Florida Panhandle towns face tough reopening decisions
Coal ash pond remains on Alabama coast despite pollution, hurricane risk
Emergency managers work nonstop to prepare communities for hurricanes during pandemic
At ‘ground zero’ of BP spill, Louisiana community confronts new oil and gas project
Misc. Journalism:
‘We don’t want to die here.’ Detained immigrants protest amid pandemic, Scalawag Magazine
How Louisiana's oil and gas industry uses prison labor, Powerlines Project (co-published by Scalawag Magazine, Southerly Magazine, and the Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture at Columbia University).
Neighbors helping neighbors: a list of coronavirus mutual aid efforts in the South, Scalawag Magazine
High stakes for the climate in Louisiana elections, Scalawag Magazine
Medical neglect, illegal detention, and retaliation in ICE's Deep South stronghold, Scalawag Magazine
20,000 AT&T workers in the South went on strike--and won, Scalawag Magazine
How communities are fighting to save New Orleans from an Airbnb takeover, Scalawag Magazine
Old Bridge, New Cliques, Down East Magazine
Essays:
Two Houses on the Eatonton-Milledgeville Road, The Bitter Southerner
'Watching Donald Glover's Atlanta is like gaining an education,'The Guardian
Knowing Phyllis Austin, Down East Magazine
This Little Light of Mine,The Bitter Southerner
Descendant, Jewish Literary Journal