Aswad Walker is an Associate Editor at various publications including The Triangle Tribune and The Bay State Banner. He focuses on themes of culture and society, health and wellness, and arts and entertainment, often exploring topics such as consumer health, lawsuits, and organic farming. Aswad's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The New Pittsburgh Courier and Word In Black.
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Aswad Walker's coverage focuses mainly on local news and events in Houston, Texas. His articles revolve around topics like culture & society, education, entertainment news, government & politics with a specific emphasis on the Black community.
Given his focus on local content and initiatives within Houston and Texas, pitches to him should center around stories that impact the Black community in these areas or highlight educational programs and cultural events happening locally. Additionally, Aswad may be interested in receiving pitches related to addressing social issues such as digital divide or promoting initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life for underserved communities within Houston.
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Texas was just one of the states engaging in racial gerrymandering to weaken the Black vote. Credit: Gemini AI.
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In an era where algorithms decide what we see, and corporate interests often shape what we know, Black media remains one of the few spaces where truth isn't filtered through someone else's comfort.
There's a familiar rhythm echoing through barbershops, church pews, and family group chats: elders shaking their heads at “what's wrong with these young folks.”
The “America-first” approach to governance is one of the deadliest and most asinine moves Donald Trump and his gazillionaire backers have ever made.
Krewe of Porus members, with Rashad Cave front row, center. Credit: Rashad Cave
Judge Vanessa Gilmore. Credit: Courtesy Vanessa Gilmore
