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Inez Woody

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Inez Woody is a reporter for the Chicago Defender, proudly rooted in the South Side of Chicago. With a passion for storytelling that resonates deeply within her community, Inez has lent her voice to esteemed publications like Parents Magazine, capturing the essence of diverse stories. Her talent for conversation has led her to interview luminaries such as Dwayne Wade and Gabrielle Union, weaving their narratives into the fabric of her impactful journalism. A sought-after speaker, she has shared her expertise on storytelling on podcasts and various panels, inspiring others to harness the power of their own voices. As an advocate for underrepresented perspectives, Inez continues to shine a light on stories that deserve to be heard, making her a true champion of change in journalism and beyond. In addition to her journalism career, Inez holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science, which adds a unique perspective to her storytelling and provides a strong foundation in critical thinking.

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