Laura Flanders
British journalist and author, 'The Laura Flanders Show'
Born
December 5th, 1961
63 years ago
Category
Activists & Humanitarians
Country
United Kingdom
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A British journalist focused on progressive politics and social justice. Flanders began a career in journalism in the 1980s and gained prominence through various media platforms. She founded 'The Laura Flanders Show', which highlights the stories of social movements and activist leaders. Contributions include writings for numerous publications and books addressing political issues. Flanders has been involved in radio, television, and online media, advocating for marginalized voices and addressing themes of equity and inclusion.
Founded 'The Laura Flanders Show'
Authored books on social justice and politics
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