By: Joy Sewing
We know that Texas can be a Hollywood stereotype. Locke doesn't play into that. She takes readers down U.S. Route 59 to the East Texas towns of her ancestors.
Joy Sewing is a news columnist at the Houston Chronicle. She focuses on a range of topics including social justice, politics, race, education, health care, and inequity, often intertwining themes of culture and society. Joy has been featured in the Houston Chronicle and Calhoun Times, and is also known for her work as a children's book author and founder of Year of Joy.
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Houston, United States (Local)
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Joy Sewing's articles primarily focus on lifestyle topics, community events, and local personalities in Houston. Given this emphasis, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local events, profiles of individuals making a difference in the community, and insights into lifestyle trends specific to Houston.
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