Nathalie Baptiste is a senior reporter at HuffPost. She covers a range of topics including social issues, LGBTQ rights, and racial injustice, with a focus on culture and society, government, and politics. Nathalie's work has been featured in notable publications such as Mother Jones, Yahoo News, and HuffPost.
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Nathalie Baptiste's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy regulation, government announcements, politics, and education in the United States. She covers topics such as LGBTQ+ rights, workplace culture, censorship and reality TV to a lesser extent.
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By: Nandika Chatterjee, MICHAEL RUBINKAM, Jack Forrest, Nathalie Baptiste
Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, doubled down on false claims about Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, insisting that he will refer to them as “illegal aliens” despite their legal immigration status, NPR reported
By: Nathalie Baptiste
Michele Morrow, who has no experience in public education, is pulling out all the stops in the conservative culture warrior playbook.
It’s not Clay Higgins’ first time using menacing language on social media.
By: Nathalie Baptiste
Officials in Pennsylvania, Indiana and Alabama are combating an uptick in threats and hatred toward the Haitian immigrants.
Officials in Pennsylvania, Indiana and Alabama are combating an uptick in threats and hatred toward the Haitian immigrants.
By: Nathalie Baptiste
It seems like a mundane administrative change — but Democrats and education advocates are worried.
The ballot amendments seem likely to pass — so Republicans have turned to fearmongering.
By: Nathalie Baptiste
Florida voters are projected to reject an effort to politicize the state's public schools even further.
By: Nathalie Baptiste
No other major-party presidential candidate has embraced explicit racism the way Trump has.
By: Nathalie Baptiste
Educators are sounding the alarm about Donald Trump's choice to put the former WWE chief executive at the helm of public education.
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