Gwen Ifill

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Gwen Ifill was a pioneering American journalist and television newscaster, widely respected for her political reporting and for co-anchoring and moderating major public affairs programs on PBS.

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instanceOf author
human
journalist
television news anchor
awardReceived Fourth Estate Award
Gracie Award
Peabody Award
burialPlace Crownsville, Maryland
causeOfDeath breast cancer
endometrial cancer
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1955-09-29
dateOfDeath 2016-11-14
educatedAt Simmons College
linked to: Simmons University

Simmons University
employer Baltimore Evening Sun
linked to: The Baltimore Sun

Boston Herald American
linked to: The Boston Herald

NBC News
PBS NewsHour
Public Broadcasting Service
linked to: PBS

The New York Times
The Washington Post
linked to: Washington Post

Washington Week
ethnicGroup African American
linked to: Black Americans
familyName Ifill
linked to: Ken Ifill
fieldOfWork political journalism
television journalism
fullName Gwendolyn L. Ifill
givenName Gwendolyn
hasSibling Earle Ifill
knownFor co-anchor of PBS NewsHour
moderating U.S. vice presidential debates
moderator of Washington Week
languageOfWorkOrName English
moderated 2004 United States vice presidential debate
2008 United States vice presidential debate
namedAfter Gwen Ifill Press Freedom Award
notableWork The Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama
occupation journalist
news anchor
political commentator
television presenter
placeOfBirth New York City
Queens
placeOfDeath Washington, D.C.
positionHeld co-anchor of PBS NewsHour
managing editor of Washington Week
religion Baptist
sexOrGender female

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