Dionne Searcey, a New York Times reporter, has a rich journalistic background, including a Pulitzer Prize win for reporting on Russia’s shadow wars. Transitioning to cover wealth and power in New York City amid rising inequality, Searcey focuses on the stories and intersections of wealth. She believes that understanding wealth can reveal insights into poverty, and actively engages with those fascinated by affluence to uncover stories that reflect broader societal dynamics. Through various articles, Searcey sheds light on significant economic trends and their implications, including the nature of consumption and power in the city.
As a reporter for The New York Times, Dionne Searcey has covered an array of topics, from politics to environmental issues, highlighting her diverse journalistic experience.
Searcey transitioned to The Times's Metro desk to create a new beat on wealth and power in New York City, during a time of increasing inequality.
Writing about wealth allows for a deeper understanding of poverty and inequality, providing a lens to view the socio-economic divides in society.
By speaking to those who aren't wealthy, but are fascinated by wealth, Searcey identifies stories that reveal how intersecting lives expose power dynamics.
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