About Monica Drake
Monica Drake was an editor, journalist and the New York Times.
Monica Drake is an American journalist and deputy managing editor at The New York Times. Drake is the first African-American woman to serve on the newsroom's print masthead.
Biography Drake was born to internist Kathleen Glover and attorney Macarthur Drake. As an assistant managing editor(2017-23), she founded a new column called "Surfacing" which focuses on subcultures around the world and appears both online and in print.
Drake married journalist Greg Winter in 2006.
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Who was Monica Drake?
American journalist and managing editor
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Monica Drake was born in Yellow Springs.
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Monica Drake was an editor, journalist and the New York Times.
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