Visual Column: Photojournalist expresses concern
over COVID-19 outbreaks in African American communities

Justin Hudson and Cate Emma WarrenMay 6, 2020Leave a Comment

Outside, a new color option of skateboard ring, made by junior Reaves Lo, sits on the ground. Lo takes his own product photography for his Etsy shop. Lo offers a variety of colors and widths of rings in his shop.

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Catfish in hand, freshman Dylan Stetzko shows off his latest catch. Stetzko began fishing frequently during the widespread COVID-19 pandemic quarantine in 2020. “I love the sheer thrill of fishing, Stetzko said. Everyone always tells me, ‘Hey it’s boring. And, it can be. But, to me, it’s just a thrill.

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A half-empty classroom sits while students await the final bell for the day. The Algebra 2 classroom typically has a student in every seat in the room, but is only filled to half its capacity due to students being sick from COVID-19. I think online school should be offered again, sophomore Kwasi Boamah said. People get sick and they dont quarantine or social distance because they are afraid of missing out, on school their friends or whatever. The school has become a hotspot for COVID-19.

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Junior photojournalist Justin Hudson photographs himself while wearing a mask and abiding by Centers of Disease Control recommendations to protect himself and others from COVID-19. According to the CDC, 33% of hospitalized patients were black and 92.3% of deaths out of 100,000 people in New York were as well. “African Americans are experiencing an excessive COVID-19 death toll,” Hudson said. “This further reveals the dark legacy of racial inequality in America.”

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Justin Hudson, Photographer

Cate Emma Warren, Editor-in-Chief of Eagle Nation Times

Cate Emma Warren is a senior who started in Prosper ISD in 2019. She is a HOSA officer, on the Prosper Theatre officer board, a part of the lacrosse team, and is a Girl Scout. Cate Emma loves photography because she believes it helps to tell a story. She hopes later on people will look at her work and see her passion for that. She is excited to be first ever Print Editor-in-Chief this school year and work on staff for the fourth year.

Honors & Awards:

2021 Best of Texas Newspaper/Broadcast
Excellent Photo Gallery
Excellent Feature Photo
Honorable Mention Sports Feature Story

1 Best of SNO publication

Quill and Scroll Honor Society Member

NSPA Student Journalist National Honor Roll 2021

2022 Best of Texas Newspaper/Broadcast

Honorable Mention Feature Story

2022 Fall Fiesta Excellent Podcast/Interview

Eagle Nation Times Third Place Best in Show in Large 6A Print News 2022