First seen in The Montana Kaimin The University of Montana’s first two Black female students sat across from the dean of students in 1967. He told them that they were recruited to help integrate the University […]
Journalist and photojournalist based in Washington, D.C.
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It happened to #MeToo : Q&A with Denice Rice
First seen in Byline Magazine DENICE RICE endured sexual assault from a supervisor when she worked in California’s Eldorado National Forest as a United States Forest Service (USFS) firefighter in 2009. His abuse, which lasted […]
At the Crossroads: Violence behind the bars of Montana’s only private prison
First seen in Byline Magazine WHEN William Allen returned to the Crossroads Correctional Center (CCC) in 2009 from a California prison, he was shocked by what he found: religious restrictions on sweat lodges and retaliation […]
Q&A with DiverseU’s Sierra Pannell
First seen in Montana Kaimin / Illustration by Lindsey Sewell Sierra Pannell and Jazzie Johnson presented at DiverseU this past Thursday as part of two days of presentations focusing on diversity and social issues. Their talk, “The […]
Ex-white supremacist calls on white people to dismantle racism at UM
First seen in Montana Kaimin / Photo by Daniel Duensing The shooting of 11 people in a synagogue last week, pipe bombs delivered to others, and the shooting of a black couple in Kentucky – all acts […]
UM says it doesn’t track Griz concussion rates
First seen in Montana Kaimin, Photo by Hope Freier UM says it doesn’t track Griz concussion rates By LJ Dawson, Emily Schabacker, Melissa Loveridge, Jazzie Johnson At least two Griz football players retired from football due […]
“Love Trumps Hate” protest draws more than 1,500 to Missoula park, polls
First seen in Montana Kaimin , Photo by Donal Lakatua “Love Trumps Hate” protest draws more than 1,500 to Missoula park, polls Hundreds of community members from all around Western Montana traveled to Missoula to demonstrate […]
