US EditionBlack is the New AP Style: I Felt Like I Knew You: An Interview with Renée Witterstaetter
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Black is the New AP Style: I Felt Like I Knew You: An Interview with Renée Witterstaetter
For Renée Witterstaetter, it was supposed to be another impressive yet typical weekend at a comic convention in Dallas. It was not her first, and certainly not her last, but surprisingly brought on a moment that changed her outlook on them. She unfolded the small white paper inside her fortune cookie and read, “It is better to have remorse than to have regret.”Witterstaetter was studying journalism in college and looking for an arts community to…
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