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Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee is a freelance international journalist and MintPress reporter that specializes in human interest stories. A former United Nations Correspondent for several years based for Xinhua News Agency, Lee covered the Security Council, General Assembly and all of its peacekeeping operations from UN Headquarters. She provided extensive reporting on a number of events, such as the Syrian civil war, Palestinian bid for UN membership and sanctions against Iran. Lee’s in depth human interest stories ranged from the aftermath of the 2010 Haiti earthquake to children caught in crossfire during the Libyan civil war. Recently in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Lee was on the ground covering the violent clashes between protesters and police during the massive protests that took off across the country. Other past stories which appeared on Huffington Post include the historic Pope Francis visit as well as a profile piece on an American who became a favela funk star in the favelas.

“The Fight Is Every Day:” Brazilians Rally Against Candidate’s Hate Speech

During Brazil’s presidential debates, one candidate attracted a level of attention any long-shot might long for, except that it came as the result of what many are calling hate speech hurled against an LGBT community already vulnerable to deadly violence and discrimination.

10月 07th, 2014

作者 Tracy Lee @TracyLofgrenLee

“The Fight Is Every Day:” Brazilians Rally Against Candidate’s Hate Speech

RIO DE JANEIRO --- In the historic city streets of Rio de Janeiro on Sept. 30, about 200 demonstrators and gay rights activists chanted "The fight is every day." Uniting in their individual struggles and frustrations, the crowd took a stance against recent anti-gay remarks made by Levy Fidelix, a former presidential

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Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee is a freelance international journalist and MintPress reporter that specializes in human interest stories. A former United Nations Correspondent for several years based for Xinhua News Agency, Lee covered the Security Council, General Assembly and all of its peacekeeping operations from UN Headquarters. She provided extensive reporting on a number of events, such as the Syrian civil war, Palestinian bid for UN membership and sanctions against Iran. Lee’s in depth human interest stories ranged from the aftermath of the 2010 Haiti earthquake to children caught in crossfire during the Libyan civil war. Recently in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Lee was on the ground covering the violent clashes between protesters and police during the massive protests that took off across the country. Other past stories which appeared on Huffington Post include the historic Pope Francis visit as well as a profile piece on an American who became a favela funk star in the favelas.

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In Rio de Janeiro, A Community Caught In The Crossfire

Since the end of the World Cup, shootouts between gangs and law enforcement have become the new normal for residents of a favela in Rio de Janeiro.

8月 26th, 2014

作者 Tracy Lee @TracyLofgrenLee

In Rio de Janeiro, A Community Caught In The Crossfire

RIO DE JANEIRO --- Francisca Thamires Nascimento Alves should be free to attend college classes, go to a corner store or luncheonette, and walk through her community with her friends. But because the 17-year-old lives among the series of sprawling hilltops that make up the cluster of favelas of Complexo do Alemão (which

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Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee is a freelance international journalist and MintPress reporter that specializes in human interest stories. A former United Nations Correspondent for several years based for Xinhua News Agency, Lee covered the Security Council, General Assembly and all of its peacekeeping operations from UN Headquarters. She provided extensive reporting on a number of events, such as the Syrian civil war, Palestinian bid for UN membership and sanctions against Iran. Lee’s in depth human interest stories ranged from the aftermath of the 2010 Haiti earthquake to children caught in crossfire during the Libyan civil war. Recently in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Lee was on the ground covering the violent clashes between protesters and police during the massive protests that took off across the country. Other past stories which appeared on Huffington Post include the historic Pope Francis visit as well as a profile piece on an American who became a favela funk star in the favelas.

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卢拉会卷土重来吗?展望未来的全球帝国主义者和资源开采者不寒而栗

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Protests And Frustrations On The Sidelines Of The World Cup

The World Cup wrapped up on Sunday. While many were surprised with Brazil’s success as a host, others, just several blocks from the field, were less enthused.

7月 18th, 2014

作者 Tracy Lee @TracyLofgrenLee

Protests And Frustrations On The Sidelines Of The World Cup

RIO DE JANEIRO --- Felipe Francisco, a 21-year-old medical student and activist, was cautious about Sunday’s World Cup final. Before the Rio de Janeiro native left home, he dressed in a white medical coat and hung a stethoscope around his neck. A big black backpack stuffed with emergency equipment tugged at his shoulders. For

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Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee is a freelance international journalist and MintPress reporter that specializes in human interest stories. A former United Nations Correspondent for several years based for Xinhua News Agency, Lee covered the Security Council, General Assembly and all of its peacekeeping operations from UN Headquarters. She provided extensive reporting on a number of events, such as the Syrian civil war, Palestinian bid for UN membership and sanctions against Iran. Lee’s in depth human interest stories ranged from the aftermath of the 2010 Haiti earthquake to children caught in crossfire during the Libyan civil war. Recently in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Lee was on the ground covering the violent clashes between protesters and police during the massive protests that took off across the country. Other past stories which appeared on Huffington Post include the historic Pope Francis visit as well as a profile piece on an American who became a favela funk star in the favelas.

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Love Of The Game And Frustration In Favelas Preparing For World Cup

Brazilians usually welcome the World Cup with great fanfare and festivity. But now that the tournament’s on their home turf, it’s also competing with social issues off the field.

6月 12th, 2014

作者 Tracy Lee @TracyLofgrenLee

Love Of The Game And Frustration In Favelas Preparing For World Cup

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil --- Near the entrance to Rocinha, one of Rio de Janeiro’s largest slums, or favelas, July Anjinha, outfitted in a yellow and green national shirt, blends in with the T-shirts hanging in the simple stands set up where she works. Small banners wave softly behind her as mototaxis roar up and down the endless spiral of dirt roads

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Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee is a freelance international journalist and MintPress reporter that specializes in human interest stories. A former United Nations Correspondent for several years based for Xinhua News Agency, Lee covered the Security Council, General Assembly and all of its peacekeeping operations from UN Headquarters. She provided extensive reporting on a number of events, such as the Syrian civil war, Palestinian bid for UN membership and sanctions against Iran. Lee’s in depth human interest stories ranged from the aftermath of the 2010 Haiti earthquake to children caught in crossfire during the Libyan civil war. Recently in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Lee was on the ground covering the violent clashes between protesters and police during the massive protests that took off across the country. Other past stories which appeared on Huffington Post include the historic Pope Francis visit as well as a profile piece on an American who became a favela funk star in the favelas.

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Matching Up To The World Cup, Protests And Strikes Hit Brazil

The eyes of the world are turning to Brazil, a country gearing up to host the World Cup and grapple with protesters hoping to draw attention to their causes.

5月 22nd, 2014

作者 Tracy Lee @TracyLofgrenLee

Matching Up To The World Cup, Protests And Strikes Hit Brazil

RIO DE JANEIRO -- Physical education teacher Marcus Vinicius Menzes, 31, doesn’t even have enough soccer balls for all of his students at E.M. Dora Papaleo Elementary School in Nova Iguaçu, a poor suburb of Rio de Janeiro. “What is the goal of [the World Cup]?” said Menzes. “Where I play games with my kids… there is no gym roof

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Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee is a freelance international journalist and MintPress reporter that specializes in human interest stories. A former United Nations Correspondent for several years based for Xinhua News Agency, Lee covered the Security Council, General Assembly and all of its peacekeeping operations from UN Headquarters. She provided extensive reporting on a number of events, such as the Syrian civil war, Palestinian bid for UN membership and sanctions against Iran. Lee’s in depth human interest stories ranged from the aftermath of the 2010 Haiti earthquake to children caught in crossfire during the Libyan civil war. Recently in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Lee was on the ground covering the violent clashes between protesters and police during the massive protests that took off across the country. Other past stories which appeared on Huffington Post include the historic Pope Francis visit as well as a profile piece on an American who became a favela funk star in the favelas.

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Fighting Cyberbullying With A Mobile App

Technology’s nature as an ever-evolving landscape and its growing presence in the lives of young people means fighting cyberbullying is both more difficult and more critical than ever.

4月 09th, 2014

作者 Tracy Lee @TracyLofgrenLee

Fighting Cyberbullying With A Mobile App

NEW YORK --- When he learned that a teenage girl took her own life because of cyberbullying, Todd Schobel knew he needed to join the fight to prevent future tragedies from unfolding. In just a few days, he came up with an app to empower young people to stand up against

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Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee is a freelance international journalist and MintPress reporter that specializes in human interest stories. A former United Nations Correspondent for several years based for Xinhua News Agency, Lee covered the Security Council, General Assembly and all of its peacekeeping operations from UN Headquarters. She provided extensive reporting on a number of events, such as the Syrian civil war, Palestinian bid for UN membership and sanctions against Iran. Lee’s in depth human interest stories ranged from the aftermath of the 2010 Haiti earthquake to children caught in crossfire during the Libyan civil war. Recently in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Lee was on the ground covering the violent clashes between protesters and police during the massive protests that took off across the country. Other past stories which appeared on Huffington Post include the historic Pope Francis visit as well as a profile piece on an American who became a favela funk star in the favelas.

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The Search For A Home: A 21-year-old’s Journey To Escape Homelessness

Covenant House is a nonprofit transitional living center that can be the saving grace for some young people. Troy Johnson is just one of their success stories.

3月 26th, 2014

作者 Tracy Lee @TracyLofgrenLee

The Search For A Home: A 21-year-old’s Journey To Escape Homelessness

 

NEW YORK --- 2013 was a dark time for 21-year-old Troy Johnson. After being kicked out of both of his parents’ homes, Johnson spent a year living on the streets of New Jersey.

In February, however, everything changed.

“I

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Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee

Tracy Lee is a freelance international journalist and MintPress reporter that specializes in human interest stories. A former United Nations Correspondent for several years based for Xinhua News Agency, Lee covered the Security Council, General Assembly and all of its peacekeeping operations from UN Headquarters. She provided extensive reporting on a number of events, such as the Syrian civil war, Palestinian bid for UN membership and sanctions against Iran. Lee’s in depth human interest stories ranged from the aftermath of the 2010 Haiti earthquake to children caught in crossfire during the Libyan civil war. Recently in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Lee was on the ground covering the violent clashes between protesters and police during the massive protests that took off across the country. Other past stories which appeared on Huffington Post include the historic Pope Francis visit as well as a profile piece on an American who became a favela funk star in the favelas.

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