Shelbi E. Polk is a Reporter at Shondaland. With a versatile background in journalism and digital communication, she covers a range of topics including literary culture, health news, and mental health. Shelbi's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, INDY Week, High Country News, and Shondaland.
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By: Shelbi Polk
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By: Shelbi Polk
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