Henry Wolff is a journalist for American Renaissance, focusing on national issues in the United States. His articles cover a range of topics, including immigration, diversity, discrimination, and political controversies. He provides a critical perspective on these issues, often challenging prevailing narratives and advocating for what he sees as the interests of certain groups.
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Henry Wolff's articles primarily cover government and politics, alongside culture and society, with a focus on migration, immigration, border control, crime, and discrimination. He often cites data in his coverage. Given this focus, he may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide statistical evidence or analysis related to these topics.
Wolff also covers evolving stories and breaking news related to legal policy regulation announcements. Therefore, individuals with expertise in legal policy changes or those directly affected by such developments could consider reaching out to share their insights or experiences.
His geographic focus is national (United States), so pitches should take into consideration the relevance of the topic within the U.S., although some international perspectives may also be relevant given the nature of migration and discrimination issues.
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By: Henry Wolff
“If you sit across from Moise Lohombo over a latte, you see a charming, friendly young man who enthusiastically shows pictures of his bull terrier dog Betty on his cell phone,” read a puff piece on the man in Deutsche Handwerkszeitung back in 2017.
Five years ago, Paulana Lamonier made public her goal to change the lives of countless people in the New York City area. That goal also ended up changing her life.
By: Henry Wolff
In June 2021, a year into the cultural aftershocks of George Floyd's death, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology set out to meet the moment, as so many other schools had, by hiring more diversity officers.
By: Henry Wolff
Deborah Cotton and I met by getting shot together. It was a Mother's Day early in Barack Obama's second term.
By: Henry Wolff
President Joe Biden's parole pipeline has brought more than a million foreign nationals to the United States since its inception in January
By: Henry Wolff
The Potomac Local News , founded in 2010 “to help people understand what is happening in their local communities in Northern Virginia”, practices
By: Henry Wolff
Students at the University of Oklahoma on Wednesday filed a class action lawsuit alleging the school violated their equal protection clause rights by awarding students financial aid on the basis of race.
By: Henry Wolff
California lawmakers who say self-checkouts, not thieves, are responsible for theft now want to limit the use of self-checkout machines.
Democratic Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley has inspired conservative outrage online over a video clip showing her disapproval of “white men failing up.”
Rep. (D-Texas) said Rep. (R-Ga.) comments about her physical appearance demonstrate that she's “absolutely” racist.
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