Sally Jenkins is a journalist at the Washington Post. She covers a range of topics with a focus on sports, including both individual and team sports, as well as intersections with the film industry and filmmaking. Sally's work has been featured in notable publications such as the New Hampshire Union Leader, The Atlantic, and The Boston Globe.
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Sally Jenkins predominantly covers sports, with a focus on opinion editorials and legal policy regulation. Her coverage spans various sports topics including football, coaching, gymnastics, and golf.
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