Meet the Team
Christian Bryant
Sr. Culture Editor
Christian Phillip Bryant is a journalist and renaissance man from Greensboro, N.C. He's a Southern gentleman with a penchant for good music and great storytelling. Christian joined Newsy in 2011 and has been "falling with style" ever since. If given the opportunity, sit down with him and allow him to regale you with stories of his (mis)adventures. You won't regret it.
Recent Work
'Leaving Neverland' And The Reality Of Child Sexual Abuse
How An Inclusive Church Works To End Black Queer Violence
Why 'The Carlton' And The 'Milly Rock' Can't Legally Be Copyrighted
Why Don't We Believe Black Sexual Assault Survivors?
Helping The Homeless In Frigid Weather Goes Beyond Temporary Shelters
The Government Shutdown Could Affect Our Drinking Water — Here's How
America's Opioid-Related Deaths Go Beyond Mexican Heroin
Trump's School Safety Panel Targets Discipline Policy On Minorities
How Porches Are More Than Just A Backdrop in 'To Kill A Mockingbird'
Election Fraud Claims Hold Up One Of The Last Undecided Midterm Races
How The Brady Bill Changed The Discussion Around Gun Reform
How A 2013 SCOTUS Ruling Is Affecting The Midterms
Why Honduran Migrants — Especially Women — Are Heading North
Neil deGrasse Tyson On Climate Change's 'New Normal'
Perseverance In Flood-Prone Princeville, America's First Black Town
What A Bird's-Eye View Can Tell Us About Flood Devastation
North Carolina Has History With Deadly, Slow-Moving Storms
Mac Miller Remembered For His Honesty And Kindness
Music Is A Battlefield In The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
How The US Used Nationalism To Prevent Wildfires
A Mother's Journey From Violence In Mexico To Legal Limbo In The US
Director Kenny Leon Had Much To Learn From Deaf Actress Lauren Ridloff
Reunions Are Elusive For Families Separated At The Southern US Border
'Everyday Shootings': Keeping Chicago's Gun Violence In The Spotlight
Prince's 'Piano & A Microphone 1983' Is A Rare Posthumous Release
How Psychologists Re-establish Normalcy After School Shootings
2018's Poor People's Campaign Aims To Tackle MLK's Unfinished Business
Acclaimed Author Junot Diaz Confronts Assault Allegations
How Thomas Dorsey Used The Blues To Become The 'Father Of Gospel'
