Teresa Wiltz

@teresawiltz

Journalist, Senior Staff Writer, for . Policy & pop culture nerd. Check me out in

Washington, DC
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Joined June 2009
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    May 10

    It's the worst year in decades for , yet just one governor has signed a bill to cut down on exemptions. has the depressing statistics (plus a picture of a crying kid, who is very cute despite that).

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  2. May 10

    Amid Measles Outbreak, Little Effort to Kill Vaccine Exemptions via

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  3. May 9

    How Voter Access Laws and Passion Brought People to the Polls via

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  4. May 9

    Can't wait.

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    May 2

    There were nearly a million black farmers in 1920. Why have they disappeared?

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  6. May 2

    Tucked into the 448-page were four paragraphs about major breaches into state and local election systems.

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  7. Apr 27

    Love the lede: "In the African-American neighborhoods near downtown Raleigh, the playfully painted doors signal what’s coming." In DC, you know change is coming when they paint over brick rowhouses....

    Why is one of the best. Period. Her ability to not just see race, but to efficiently show the intentionality of former race-based policy and the harms of so-called raced-neutral ones shows a depth of expertise/understanding too often lacking.
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  8. Apr 27

    Hilarious.

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    Apr 26

    If you are reading about Robert E. Lee today, please know about this trend: A lot of new museums around the South are ready to educate. via

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  10. Apr 26

    Should college athletes get paid? Do you think they're professionals? Some state lawmakers certainly do, reports via

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    Apr 25

    After flooding drowned the livelihoods of families who’ve farmed along the Missouri River for generations, rural advocates in the Midwest began gearing up for another crisis -- a crisis. Stateline's explains:

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  12. Apr 24

    Immigrants Prevented or Minimized Population Loss in a Fifth of U.S. Counties via

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  13. Apr 23

    People who've been incarcerated are 10 times more likely to be . My latest... via

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    Apr 18

    We're hiring! Awesome environment/energy job at Stateline, covering what matters. Potential to work remotely.

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    Apr 18

    According to Mueller, the press reports were accurate. The false news came from Trump and his aides. Something I wrote:

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    Apr 17

    It's been a month since devastated farmland across the region. Levee breaches along the Missouri River mean that farmers' fields could be vulnerable for months to come.

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  17. Apr 15

    Faced with the devastation of the opioid epidemic, Southern activists have found success convincing influential conservatives to buy into naloxone and needle exchanges. via

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    Apr 15

    Congratulations to and her family and friends.

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  19. Apr 4

    Opioid Crisis ‘Kingpin’ Is Oklahoma’s New Target in Lawsuit via

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  20. Apr 3

    ‘Opportunity Zones’ Spur New State Tax Incentives via

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