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By Grimm Joe | October 5, 2012

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Joe Grimm has been visiting editor in residence in the Michigan State University School of Journalism since 2008. He teaches courses in reporting, editing, career branding and is editor of a series of 19 cultural competence books called Bias Busters. He previously was an editor at the Detroit Free Press for 25 years, most of them as newsroom recruiter. His latest book, "The Faygo Book," was named as a "Michigan Notable Book" for 2018.

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