News21 at ASU releases major investigation into hate crimes

Aug. 15, 2018
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Hear about Carnegie-Knight News21, a program that brings together the nation’s most talented journalism students to report and produce in-depth, multimedia projects for major national media. We’ll hear more from Jacquee Petchel, executive editor of Carnegie-Knight News21 and students about their national investigation into hate crimes.

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Jacquee Petchel, executive editor of Carnegie-Knight News21.

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