Author: Katie Herchenroeder
Katie Herchenroeder is a journalist who focuses her writing on international culture and communication, women's rights, and other social phenomena.
Throughout her travels she has found an unending passion for defining the ways in which we apply value on human life, and implanting empathy within those discourses.
She is also a vehement fan of garlic bread.
VICE: Latin American Sex Workers Are Locked Out of OnlyFans
Previously published in Vice World News. Read here.
NY Daily News: Brooklyn Botanicas Provide Spiritual Solace To Residents During COVID-19
Published in the New York Daily News. Read here.
NY Daily News: “But isn’t that a little too pink?” My internalized misogyny asked yet again.
Published in the New York Daily News. Read full story here.
Protected: Not Everyone is Welcome in the Blue Light District
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VICE: Here’s Another Story of Police Brutality in Minneapolis Long Before George Floyd
Previously published in VICE. Read the whole story here.
VICE: Migrant Workers are Bearing the Brunt of New Zealand’s Hardline Coronavirus Approach
Previously published in VICE. Read the whole story here.
VICE: 10 Questions for a Guy Who Sells Baby Furniture to Celebrities
Previously published in VICE. Read the whole story here.
NYC News Service: Black-Owned Businesses Get Hit Hard
New York City has a disproportionately low amount of black business owners, and the coronavirus crisis threatens to make that number even smaller.
NYC News Service: The Easter Bunny Stayed Home
Dave Lebrone has spent the last 20 Easters knocking on people’s doors in full bunny attire. He sings, dances, paints faces and brings laughter to children and adults alike. This year, he’s staying home.
Katie Jill Herchenroeder 