Traci Angel is a writer, editor, author and teacher in Kansas City. She writes profiles and features for regional publications and is an adjunct who teaches communication and journalism classes. Her book, The Scars of Project 459: The Environmental Story of the Lake of the Ozarks (http://www.scarsofproject459.com), covers the developmental history of the iconic Midwestern destination.
In late August, the Los Angeles Times published an unvarnished description of illness and death from COVID-19, written by a respiratory therapist who has worked on the front lines of the pandemic: “Here’s what the seven stages of … Read more
My daughter Zara, who just turned 9, attended her first reporting interview as an infant, napping next to my chest in a snuggly baby wrap tied around my waist. Read more
A morning’s hasty scroll through Facebook earlier this week showed the above photo from Traci Angel, an author, teacher and freelancer based in Kansas City and a recent Storyboard contributor. In a brief post under the … Read more
America’s debate over immigration has played out to the recorded cries of children separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border, to broadcast images of tears and hugs as some are reunited after weeks or months apart, … Read more
