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Sue O'Connell

Boston Journalist and Publisher From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Sue O'Connell is an American publisher and media commentator based in Boston.

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Early life and education

O'Connell grew up in Revere, Massachusetts to working class parents.[1] She graduated from Emerson College in Boston in 1985.[2]

Career

O'Connell has served on the national board of governors for the Human Rights Campaign and volunteered at the Boston AIDS Action Committee and the Fenway Health Community Health Center.[2]

O'Connell was involved with Bay Windows since 1998, and was a co-publisher from 2003 until 2021.[3][4] She has been a co-owner of The EDGE Media Network, a national network of LGBTQ news web portal.[3]

From 2016-2019 she hosted The Take With Sue O'Connell on NECN.[5] Since 2023 she has co-hosted @Issue, a weekly program on NBC10 Boston with anchor Cory Smith.[6][7][8]

She has been a publisher of The South End News, a Boston weekly.[citation needed]

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Awards and honors

  • Gay Power Player (2006), Boston Magazine[2]
  • Top New England LGBT Power Player (2015), Boston Spirit Magazine[2]
  • Best TV News Host, for The Take With Sue O'Connell, in Boston Magazine's Best of Boston awards[9]

Personal life

O'Connell is a lesbian and a single mother to a daughter, whom she homeschooled for a number of years.[3] She has lived in the Boston area for her entire life, with the exception of a six month period .[3]

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