Audrey Washington
Reporter and Fill-in Anchor at WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA)
God. Marie & Johnny’s daughter. Peabody & 2x EMMY Award-winning Journalist. WSB Reporter/Fill-in Anchor. NY born/raised. NYC🔄ATL. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Audrey Washington
“It’s very unfortunate that we have lost one of ours,” Aaron Wells, the Director of Finance at Clark Atlanta University, told Channel 2’s Audrey Washington on Wednesday. News of the tragedy made its way around the Clark Atlanta University campus on Wednesday. “I do think it is very devastating,” Clark Atlanta University Senior, Colleen Reddick said. This week the CAU community learned one of their own, Dr. Cameisha Clark died in an on-campus shooting, across the country.
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1 week ago |
wsbtv.com | Audrey Washington
ATLANTA — “It’s very unfortunate that we have lost one of ours,” Aaron Wells, the Director of Finance at Clark Atlanta University, told Channel 2’s Audrey Washington on Wednesday. News of the tragedy made its way around the Clark Atlanta University campus on Wednesday. “I do think it is very devastating,” Clark Atlanta University Senior, Colleen Reddick said. This week the CAU community learned one of their own, Dr. Cameisha Clark died in an on-campus shooting, across the country.
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1 week ago |
wsbtv.com | Audrey Washington
ATLANTA — Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump said he is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Deputy who shot and killed 23-year-old U.S. senior airman Roger Fortson. Crump made the announcement Tuesday afternoon alongside Fortson’s mother, Meka Fortson. “I want accountability because he was 23. I want accountability because he was in his own home,” Meka Fortson said.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Audrey Washington
Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump said he is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Deputy who shot and killed 23-year-old U.S. senior airman Roger Fortson. Crump made the announcement Tuesday afternoon alongside Fortson’s mother, Meka Fortson. “I want accountability because he was 23. I want accountability because he was in his own home,” Meka Fortson said.
Cancer-causing chemicals in synthetic braiding hair ‘environmental racism,’ health professionals say
1 week ago |
wsbtv.com | Audrey Washington
Doctors are calling it a health emergency: A new study found harmful, cancer-causing chemicals in some synthetic braiding hair products. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]Channel 2’s Audrey Washington spoke with health experts and social justice scholars about why those harmful products are mostly marketed to Black women. The report about cancer-causing chemicals found in synthetic braiding hair is sending shockwaves through the beauty industry.
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