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Toni Nagy was a finalist for the Sundance Screen Writers lab and is a freelance writer for Salon, AlterNet, Huffington Post, Hairpin, Thought Catalogue and more. Nagy has her own successful blog www.tonibologna.com with over 50,000 views per month on her Facebook Fan page. Nagy is also a stand up comic, and filmmaker. She has written/ edited/directed/ and acted in over 40 sketch comedy videos that together have upwards of 1,000,000 views. Nagy has her BA in philosophy has been a political act...
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