Joy Sewing is a News Columnist at the Houston Chronicle. She focuses on a range of critical issues including social justice, politics, race, education, health care, and inequity, while also exploring themes related to culture, society, and the economy. Joy's work has been featured in the Houston Chronicle, Calhoun Times, MSN, and Yahoo News.
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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.
Additionally, given her coverage of issues facing the transgender community and pregnancy body shaming, she may also be interested in pieces that address social justice or health-related matters within the Houston area. Pitches featuring unique perspectives or uplifting stories about individuals or initiatives impacting Houston’s diverse communities could resonate with her coverage interests.
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By: Joy Sewing
The historic 4-mile Columbia Tap Bike Trail is in the first phase of a $7.5 million safety improvement project.
By: Joy Sewing
Houstonians know how to switch into survival mode. But for all the talk we do about preparing for hurricane season, it's never enough.
By: Joy Sewing
Generations of Houstonians were born at Riverside General, the city's first nonprofit hospital for Black patients. This Juneteenth, we celebrate its revival.
By: Joy Sewing
Generations of Houstonians were born at Riverside General, the city's first nonprofit hospital for Black patients. This Juneteenth, we celebrate its revival.
By: Joy Sewing
This week, the State Board of Education voted to cut previously proposed lessons that explained racial segregation and slave revolts.
By: Joy Sewing
U.S. Supreme Court ruling clears the Trump administration to cancel Temporary Protected Status for 350,000 immigrants, rocking Houston's large Haitian community.
By: Joy Sewing
Democrat James Talarico picked a good spot for his Houston campaign stop, but needs to reach out to many, many more of the city's Black voters.
In the wake of the nation’s 250th birthday, the story of Nolan Wells is a reminder of exactly why we must talk about race regardless of any discomfort.
By: Joy Sewing
Houston has one of the nation's largest immigrant populations, yet there hasn't been enough outcry after ICE agents killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo.
By: Joy Sewing
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo did what so many come to Houston to do – build a life, raise a family, find a path to make their dreams come true.
