Logan Jaffe

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Newsletter Editor and Writer @ProPublica.org. Public History grad student. Floridian in the Midwest.

A brown box full of 8mm, super 8mm and 35mm home movies and photographs.
A collection of hand made leather goods such as bags, a choker and a belt. They are black with metal details.
A screenshot of a morning newsletter from ProPublica featuring a story about Oklahoma’s public schools shift toward conservatism and Christianity.
A trucker at the shop called 911 as workers frantically grabbed blue shop towels and patches to place on her wounds, the manager said. The shop manager called 911 and said, "Send somebody quick because this lady is bleeding profusely. ... I mean, it was instant puddles." Police and paramedics showed up a few minutes later, he said. As paramedics placed tourniquets on Martinez's leg and arm, a bullet fell out of her arm and onto the shop's floor, the manager said. She left in an ambulance. FBI investigators then arrived and placed red tape around the area where Martinez had sat and around her car, the manager said. They processed the scene for half an hour, then the shop workers cleaned up the blood, he said.
A graphic with an event title and two headshots of reporters/public historians invites the public to join a training September 25 about how journalists can use history in their work.
Illinois National Guard spokesperson said in 2020 the “National Guard should be the last call. The National Guard is designed to come in when all other resources are exhausted.”
A text screenshot from a Capitol News Illinois story describing how community members in Clinton County are speaking out against a billboard ad for a white supremacist group.
Screen shot of National Council on Public History newsletter, describing reporting by a ProPublica journalist investigating segregation academies.