
Victoria Bouloubasis
Food Editor at Freelance
Journalist + filmmaker dispelling myths in the global South. Out here serving furrowed brow 🦂 Always cooking 🖊🎥🍋🧄 Sometimes DJ 🪩
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Dec 20, 2024 |
capitalandmain.com | Victoria Bouloubasis
Melissa “Kat” Steach, a Waffle House server in Marietta, Georgia, keeps odd hours. She spends much of her day in her motel room off Interstate 75. Around 9 p.m, she walks 500 feet across a gas station parking lot and clocks into her shift. Working as a tipped cashier and server, Steach said she also does untipped work before her shift ends at 7 a.m: mopping floors, cleaning toilets, scrubbing pots and pans.
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Sep 10, 2024 |
facingsouth.org | Victoria Bouloubasis
As part of our mission to bridge arts and activism, CAROLINADAZE — a music, arts, and civic engagement project led by Common Cause North Carolina — is pleased to sponsor an essay series in partnership with Facing South and the Institute for Southern Studies, reflecting the voices of young North Carolinians from across our state. The CAROLINADAZE series was inspired by our desire to answer a set of questions: What does the future of democracy look like in North Carolina?
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May 27, 2024 |
roadsandkingdoms.com | Victoria Bouloubasis
Transfarmation is an organization helping former factory farmers move from debt-laden, environmentally damaging practices toward a sustainable future. Transfarmation is a finalist for the 2024 Food Planet Prize. ANSON County, North Carolina, USA –There is a sweetness to Tom Lim’s caress while he cradles his pet rooster, Cuti. It’s another irregular winter season in North Carolina, but a cold front just rolled in the night before. Cuti is shivering.
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Dec 8, 2023 |
objectivejournalism.org | Aja Arnold |Victoria Bouloubasis |Rebecca Chowdhury |Rae Garringer
This op-ed was co-published by In These Times, Mainline, Mondoweiss, Prism, The Real News Network, Reckon, Scalawag and Truthout. Copyright, Truthout.org. Original op-ed reprinted with permission. As journalists and media workers, we know that silencing a free press is a key tactic of authoritarian governments. We are horrified that the Israeli military has now murdered an unprecedented number of journalists and media workers in Gaza — at least 75 people as of December 4.
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Dec 6, 2023 |
therealnews.com | Aja Arnold |Victoria Bouloubasis |Rebecca Chowdhury |Rae Garringer
This op-ed was co-published by In These Times, Mainline, Mondoweiss, Prism, The Real News Network, Reckon, Scalawag, and Truthout. As journalists and media workers, we know that silencing a free press is a key tactic of authoritarian governments. We are horrified that the Israeli military has now murdered an unprecedented number of journalists and media workers in Gaza—at least 75 people as of December 4.
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