Ana Kasparian

Journalist and producer at TYT

Ana Kasparian - Performers & Entertainers born July 7th, 1986
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A journalist and producer active in political commentary and media, influential as a co-founder and co-host of The Young Turks, a progressive online news show. Involved in various segments addressing social issues, politics, and current events. Received recognition for contributions to the rise of online media and independent journalism. Features a strong online presence, advocating for progressive values and transparency in media.

Co-founded The Young Turks

Co-hosted political commentary segments

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