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    Articles by Hanaa' Tameez

    Hanaa’ Tameez is a staff writer at Nieman Lab covering innovation in the news industry. She was previously the newsletters editor for local media startup WhereBy.Us and the diversity reporter for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in Texas where she covered race, identity and social equity. You can reach her via email, Twitter DM, or Signal.
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