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Dorothy Rabinowitz
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New York City, U.S.
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| Alma mater | Queens College, City University of New York New York University |
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| Awards | Pulitzer Prize for Commentary (2001) |
Dorothy Rabinowitz is an American journalist and commentator. She is known for her thoughtful articles and for winning the prestigious Pulitzer Prize.
About Dorothy Rabinowitz
Dorothy Rabinowitz was born in New York City, a very big city in the United States. She went to Queens College and earned a degree. Later, she studied at New York University for a few years.
Since 1990, Dorothy Rabinowitz has worked as a writer for the Wall Street Journal. This is a famous newspaper that writes a lot about business and news. She also became a member of their editorial board, which means she helps decide what opinions the newspaper shares. You might also see her on Journal Editorial Report, a TV show where she shares her thoughts on current events.
Winning the Pulitzer Prize
In 2001, Dorothy Rabinowitz won a very important award called the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary. The Pulitzer Prize is one of the highest honors for journalists, writers, and artists in the United States. It's like winning an Olympic medal for writing!
She won this award for a series of articles she wrote in 2000. These articles explored different parts of American society and culture. Her writing helped people think deeply about important topics. Before winning, she had been nominated for the Pulitzer Prize three other times, showing how talented she is.
