Casey Parks Biography
Casey Parks is a professional American journalist currently working as a reporter for the Washington Post, where she has been reporting on gender and family issues since September 2021. She previously worked at The Oregonian for more than a decade, writing about LGBTQ+ and racial issues. Additionally, Cathy was a Livingston Award finalist for her work. She also wrote a book called “Diary of a Misfit”.
Casey Parks Age
Born in North Louisiana, United States. He is 40 years old, but his real date and year of birth are not yet known to the public.
Casey Parks Height
Casey stands at a height of 5 feet 6 inches (approximately 1.68 m).
Casey Parks Family
Casey was born in northern Louisiana into a loyalist family. But he still doesn’t know the truth about his family. Therefore, information about his parents and siblings is still missing.
Casey Parks Married
Married his beloved wife, name not yet known. On June 19, 2019, he announced that he came out as a gay journalist 17 years ago. Casey also said she tried to hide her wedding ring during the show.
Casey Parks Education
He attended Milsaps College where he graduated in 2005 with a bachelor’s degree in English. Casey later attended Columbia University and graduated in 2018 with a degree in politics and international relations. There he worked as a journalist at Columbia University in New York. Casey covers poverty and education in Louisiana.
Casey Parks Salary
His annual salary is $89,640. This is how Washington Post reporters get paid.
Casey Parks Net Worth
Casey has earned a lot of money from his career over the years and has an estimated worth of $1 million.
Casey Parks Career
Casey currently works as a reporter for the Washington Post, covering gender and family issues since September 2021. She previously worked at the Oregonian for more than a decade, writing about LGBTQ+ and discrimination issues.
Additionally, Casey is a Spencer Fellow in Educational Teaching at Columbia University and writes about education and the South. Articles have appeared in USA Today, Oxford American, The New Yorker, The Nation, ESPN, and The New York Times Magazine.
Additionally, his stories have won the National Headlines Award, the Front Page Award, the Deadline Club Award, and several Journalism Society Awards. Xyoo 2006, Causey yeej Lub New York Times’ inaugural “Win a Trip with Nick Kristof” contest.