Renée Graham is an associate editor and opinion columnist at the Boston Globe. She writes extensively on social issues, including race and racism, LGBTQ matters, domestic violence, and gun reform, while also covering politics and culture. Graham has been featured in various prominent platforms, including NewsBreak and documentaries on MSNBC and CNN.
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Renée Graham's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to evolving stories and legal policy regulation. She also covers topics related to culture & society, with specific attention given to issues such as domestic violence, women's health, anti-trans violence, and the trans community.
Given her focus on evolving stories and legal policy regulation in connection with these societal issues, she may be interested in commentary or insights from experts who can speak to the latest developments in policies affecting these areas. Additionally, Renée’s coverage of government announcements suggests she might find value in sources that can provide context or analysis around new legislation or governmental initiatives impacting her covered themes.
Considering her geographic focus on the United States, particularly Massachusetts and Boston, pitches should take into account local perspectives when relevant to the topics covered.
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And he will ultimately destroy it if he’s elected president again.
For no particular reason, I never much cared for Halloween. Even as a kid, I wanted nothing to do with it. I didn't want to put on a costume.
Trump had a four-year head start on the vice president’s campaign.
A majority of American voters have spoken. And they have chosen this nation’s demise.
The legendary producer often talked about how checking his ego and letting go of anger made him a better collaborator, artist, and person.
When marginalized groups speak up, they're accused of playing the identity card. But white voters and politicians always get a pass.
Ideally, we'd all flee social media entirely, but I know that's not going to happen.
With a weaponized Justice Department, Trump’s retribution agenda won’t stop with political opponents and their families.
With Trump’s election, this nation has retreated into a swamp infested with rancor and division.
By: Renée Graham
On election night, Sarah McBride , a Democratic Delaware state senator, made history when she became the first out trans woman elected to Congress.
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