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Jasmine Minor is a two-time Emmy winning Race and Culture Reporter and Fill-in Anchor at ABC Chicago. She is currently represented by Rob Jordan at Ken Lindner Associates.
She has been nominated nine times for Regional Emmys throughout her career.
She was awarded a Regional Emmy for an Investigation Series highlighting a broken system in the Department of Children and Families through the eyes of a child of color in 2018.
She has been passionately covering social justice stories that included breaking news, investigative projects and daily turns.
Her stories have dug deep into local issues that impact small communities to national coverage at the White House.
She received her masters in broadcast journalism from Northwestern (Medill) University. She graduated in the top ten percent of her class.
She has worked in all aspects of journalism including production, print, broadcast, and digital. She served as an on-air NFL Draft reporter for CSN Chicago as well as a college tennis sideline reporter and analyst for ESPN 3.
Please take a moment to watch her reel as it best exemplifies her skills as a multimedia storyteller.
Jasmine is a former Division 1 tennis player for the University of Oregon. After athletics, she wanted to continue to pursue her passion for storytelling and was quick to find a new found love in journalism. She thanks you for your time and hopes to continue her story with you.
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RT @stephmeadwx: Hey Indiana! This will be my last week at WISH TV! I have loved every minute being a Hoosier and will miss my WISHT… https://t.co/rNoKDkn1qb
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Sometimes you can confuse who you are with where you are. But God always knows the difference, even when you don’t.
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