Ronan Farrow
American journalist and activist
Born
December 19th, 1987
37 years ago
Category
Activists & Humanitarians
Country
United States
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This individual is an investigative journalist and attorney recognized for reporting on sexual abuse allegations against high-profile figures. A graduate of Yale Law School, played an essential role in the #MeToo movement through extensive articles published in major media outlets. Contributions include focusing on the stories of survivors and holding powerful individuals accountable. Worked at NBC News before publishing impactful investigative work that highlighted issues in various sectors.
Wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on Harvey Weinstein
Contributed to The New Yorker
Authored the book 'Catch and Kill'
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