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Editing of interviews or speeches is common in broadcast journalism, and Trump critics have their own complaints about the practice.

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Her investigative work earned numerous broadcast journalism honors including a George R. Polk Award earlier this year.

He studied broadcast journalism at Florida A&M University, a historically Black school, and his father, Roy Wood Sr., was a pioneering radio reporter known for his coverage of the civil rights movement and Black platoons in Vietnam, who co-founded the first Black radio network.

She first tried stand-up in college at Chapman University, where she initially enrolled in the broadcast journalism program.

For Choi, who makes the national minimum wage of $7 an hour as a freelance videographer while she pursues a broadcast journalism degree, seeing these prices feels like “getting stuck at the very first gate of adulthood.”

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