Rachel George, Author at Re-enact: Lifestyle, History, War Stories, and Events for Re-enactment Enthusiasts

Rachel George

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Originally from Nashville, Tennessee, Rachel George is the social media manager and contributing writer at Reenact. She worked as a freelance journalist in Atlanta before obtaining her master's degree in Magazine, Newspaper and Online Journalism from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. Rachel enjoys writing editorial content for print and digital platforms. Journalism is one of her passions, which she fulfills through multiple mediums — including writing, social media, and photography. She enjoys writing feature stories and long-form narratives about future entrepreneurs and individuals affecting change through lifestyle, culture, music and entertainment, and other areas of interest. She recently won a Syracuse Press Club Award for her profile work with The Stand Newspaper on neighborhood trauma. She hopes to continue writing for digital publications after finishing her degree.

He Tells the Stories of Black Soldiers Erased by History

Living historian Joe Becton created a tour company to educate visitors to Philadelphia on the roles of Africans during the Revolutionary War outside of slavery. Thanks to his power as a storyteller and a growing interest in history through a black lens, most days, he’s booked.