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Angele Latham
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Angele Latham
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First-ever 1st Amendment reporter | @USAToday @Tennessean | Once described as a “smartass young whippersnapper” | Have a tip? DMs open | She/her
Tennessee, USA
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    Angele Latham
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    Dec 25, 2020
    I love being a reporter.
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    Angele Latham
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    Jul 18
    Absolutely bizarre case.
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    Pacific Legal 🗡⚖️
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    Jul 17
    BREAKING: South Carolina bans tattoo studios within 1,000 feet of any church, school, or playground — a rule so broad it wipes out most of the state. And the state criminalized tattooing anyone’s head, face, or neck. We're challenging these on First Amendment grounds.
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    Angele Latham
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    May 28
    Incredibly excited and humbled to earn this award alongside my team♥️ It's been such a great journey these past three years building this beat and I couldn't be more grateful for my partners, and to be recognized for the hard work we do. What an honor.
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    AEJMC
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    May 28
    2026 AEJMC First Amendment Award Goes to USA TODAY Reporting Team. Congrats to these 5 journalists! #AEJMC26 #AejmcAwards
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    Angele Latham
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    Feb 16
    In a brash move, top TN Republican leaders are seeking to repeal a state law they passed eight years ago aimed at ensuring Tennesseans can sue the state to challenge unlawful or unconstitutional laws: tennessean.com/story/news/pol… via @Tennessean
    At AG's request, GOP leaders back bill to block challenges of new laws
    From tennessean.com
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    Angele Latham
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    Jan 7
    An October directive by the TN Secretary of State requiring a full audit of 181 public libraries' juvenile books within 60 days to fit federal standards on gender focuses on one book. I set out to figure out how it came into the state's cross hairs:
    TN library order singles out this children's book. Why?
    From tennessean.com
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