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Adora Brown

Politics Reporter & AJI Fellow

Adora covers elections and voting rights at The Washington Sun.

She previously worked at The Baltimore Banner where she covered arts and culture. Adora got her start in journalism as the editor-in-chief of her high school newspaper. Later, she moved up the coast from suburban Maryland to Boston where she studied journalism at Emerson College and worked for Boston.com and WGBH.

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