1. Before diving into activism, Shaun King initially pursued a career in education, teaching civics specifically in Atlanta.
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2.His upbringing in a family of a different race profoundly influenced his perspective on racial justice, shaping his beliefs and approach.
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3. After Hurricane Katrina, King took to social media as a tool for activism, rallying support and resources for communities affected by the disaster.
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4. Together with others, he co-founded the Real Justice PAC with the aim of backing progressive prosecutors across the United States.
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5. At Yale University, Shaun King played a pivotal role in establishing the African-American Studies department, contributing to a more diverse academic landscape.
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6. Launching "Justice Together," he aimed to revamp the legal system, focusing on structural reforms in criminal justice.
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7. His racial identity sparked debates, leading to scrutiny and discussions around authenticity and the intricacies of racial identification.
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8. Apart from his civil rights endeavors, King found passion in writing and made significant contributions to respected publications like The Intercept and The New York Daily News.
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9. Shaun King's podcast, "The Breakdown," amplifies underrepresented voices while tackling various social justice issues sidelined by mainstream media.
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10. Collaborating on "The Power of 100!", King co-authored a book emphasizing the collective impact of group action in steering social transformations.