Joshua Heron expects to graduate in August 2024 with a master’s degree in sports journalism. Heron served as a sports reporter for The Hilltop, Howard University News Service, and social-impact brand FISLL as an undergrad at Howard University. He also worked as a freelance reporter for Capital News. His interview series, “Wagwan In Life,” hosts people across multiple professions. Heron produced “Championship Culture,” a documentary highlighting the Howard women’s basketball team. He was a 2023 National Geographic HBCU Media Scholar and former My Brother’s Keeper Fellow.
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Minimum salaries, max effort: The unseen financial hardships of Phoenix Mercury and WNBA players
Players on the Phoenix Mercury and other WNBA teams often experience financial hardship due to minimum contracts that offer relatively low pay and little stability.
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From North Philly to Paris: Kahleah Copper’s road to 2024 Olympics a journey of tears, setbacks, and success
Kahleah Copper, who plays on the Phoenix Mercury, intends to help Team USA win its eighth straight Olympic gold medal.
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Natasha Cloud, Phoenix Mercury use platform to raise gun safety awareness
Natasha Cloud and other Phoenix Mercury players are using their platform to raise awareness for gun safety.
