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Nina Deleon's articles primarily focus on uplifting stories of achievement and representation within the African American community. She frequently includes expert commentary, suggesting a readiness to feature insights from professionals who can provide context or analysis related to family, education, diversity, and achievement.
Given her local geographic focus in New York City and emphasis on human interest stories centered around representation and success within underrepresented communities, Nina would likely be receptive to pitches featuring individuals making notable achievements or overcoming challenges in these areas within the NYC area.
She may also appreciate pitches that offer diverse perspectives from experts who can contribute meaningful insights into topics such as family dynamics, educational milestones, or cultural representations.
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By: Nina Deleon
Ricky Anderson, a former Ohio police officer who fatally shot an unarmed Black man while he was in bed, has accepted a plea deal in the 2022 shooting. Anderson pleaded guilty to reckless homicide in connection with the death of 20-year-old Donovan Lewis.
By: Nina Deleon
Monique Harris, an African American flight attendant, stepped in to help a tired mother after her baby nearly slipped from her lap during a United Airlines flight. Harris caught the child before the baby could fall, then held the baby so the exhausted mother could finally get some much-needed sleep.
By: Nina Deleon
Emory Jones, a longtime friend and business associate of Jay-Z, has received a presidential pardon from Donald Trump more than two decades after his federal drug conviction. Jones pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute cocaine in 1999 and later served nearly 16 years in federal prison.
By: Nina Deleon
Mason Byrd, an African American woman from Kansas City, Missouri, celebrated her 107th birthday surrounded by the family she helped raise. Born in 1919, Byrd has spent most of her life in Kansas City and raised nine children.
By: Nina Deleon
The family of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, who was found dead inside a Tesla linked to rapper D4vd, says they want the death penalty if he is convicted of her killing. The family made the statement Sept. 6, one day before the teenager would have turned 16.
By: Nina Deleon
A Philadelphia charter school and its former CEO have agreed to pay nearly $4 million to settle federal allegations that the school discriminated against Black applicants during a 2023 admissions lottery.
By: Nina Deleon
Rapper Fat Joe, who is from the Bronx, is once again defending his connection to Black culture and his use of the N-word. The Puerto Rican and Cuban rapper said he considers himself "the Blackest" while pointing to his upbringing and deep ties to the early days of hip-hop.
By: Nina Deleon
Social media food critic Keith Lee is speaking openly about a frightening wrong-way crash that nearly killed him and his family near Dallas. After surviving the Sept. 3 collision, Lee credited God for protecting his family. His comments later sparked an online debate about faith, gratitude, and the death of another person in the crash.
By: Nina Deleon
Reality star and influencer Angel Victoria Murdock, who appeared on dating show "Temptation Island," is facing allegations that she fabricated her education and real estate career. The 26-year-old gained more than 300,000 social media followers by portraying herself as a successful realtor and Duke University graduate.
By: Nina Deleon
Jamarian Byrd and Travis Roberts Jr., two African American men from Florida who say they acted in self-defense after a teenager allegedly fired at them, are challenging first-degree murder charges stemming from the deadly shooting.
