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Campbell Brown's full birth name is Alma Dale Campbell Brown, named after her maternal grandmother.
Answer: True
Explanation: Campbell Brown's full birth name is Alma Dale Campbell Brown, named after her maternal grandmother.
Campbell Brown was born on June 14, 1968, in Dallas, Texas.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown was born on June 14, 1968, in Ferriday, Louisiana, not Dallas, Texas.
Campbell Brown completed her entire university education at Louisiana State University.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown completed two years at Louisiana State University but finished her university education at Regis University.
Campbell Brown's father served as a Louisiana State Senator.
Answer: True
Explanation: Campbell Brown's father, James H. Brown Jr., served as a Louisiana State Senator, among other positions.
Campbell Brown was expelled from the Madeira School for attending a party off-campus.
Answer: True
Explanation: Campbell Brown was expelled from the Madeira School for sneaking off campus to attend a party.
What is Campbell Brown's full birth name?
Answer: Alma Dale Campbell Brown
Explanation: Campbell Brown's full birth name is Alma Dale Campbell Brown.
In which U.S. state was Campbell Brown born?
Answer: Louisiana
Explanation: Campbell Brown was born in Ferriday, Louisiana.
Which university did Campbell Brown attend after completing two years at Louisiana State University?
Answer: Regis University
Explanation: Campbell Brown attended Regis University after completing two years at Louisiana State University.
What was Campbell Brown's father's profession?
Answer: Louisiana State Senator
Explanation: Campbell Brown's father, James H. Brown Jr., served as a Louisiana State Senator, Secretary of State, and Insurance Commissioner.
Before her career at Meta Platforms, Campbell Brown worked as a broadcast journalist and television news anchor.
Answer: True
Explanation: Prior to her role at Meta Platforms, Campbell Brown was a broadcast journalist and television news reporter and anchorwoman.
Campbell Brown co-anchored NBC's *Weekend Today* from 2003 to 2007.
Answer: True
Explanation: Campbell Brown served as a co-anchor for NBC's *Weekend Today* from 2003 to 2007.
Campbell Brown won an Emmy Award for her reporting on the 2000 U.S. presidential election.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown received an Emmy Award for her reporting on Hurricane Katrina, not for covering the 2000 U.S. presidential election.
Campbell Brown began her local news career at WRC-TV in Washington, D.C.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown began her local news career at KSNT-TV in Topeka, Kansas, not WRC-TV in Washington, D.C.
Campbell Brown joined NBC News in 1996 and covered the war in Kosovo.
Answer: True
Explanation: Campbell Brown joined NBC News in 1996 and subsequently covered the war in Kosovo.
Campbell Brown served as the White House correspondent for CNN before co-anchoring *Weekend Today*.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown served as the White House correspondent for NBC News prior to co-anchoring *Weekend Today*, not for CNN.
Campbell Brown covered the 2000 U.S. presidential election extensively for NBC News.
Answer: True
Explanation: Campbell Brown extensively covered the 2000 U.S. presidential election for NBC News, reporting on George W. Bush and the Republican National Convention.
Campbell Brown left NBC News in 2007 to pursue a role at Fox News.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown left NBC News in 2007 to devote time to her family and later joined CNN in 2008, not Fox News.
Campbell Brown hosted three different shows during her tenure at CNN.
Answer: True
Explanation: During her tenure at CNN, Campbell Brown hosted three distinct programs: *CNN Election Center*, *Campbell Brown: No Bias, No Bull*, and *Campbell Brown*.
Campbell Brown departed CNN in 2010 due to a contract dispute over salary.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown departed CNN in 2010 because she found it impossible to adopt the persona needed to compete with opinion-driven shows, not due to a salary dispute.
Campbell Brown addressed potential conflicts of interest by citing journalists like Chuck Todd and Andrea Mitchell.
Answer: True
Explanation: Campbell Brown addressed potential conflicts of interest by citing journalists such as Chuck Todd and Andrea Mitchell, who are married to political figures.
Jenna Wolfe succeeded Campbell Brown as the Saturday co-anchor of *Weekend Today*.
Answer: False
Explanation: Jenna Wolfe succeeded Campbell Brown as the Sunday co-anchor of *Weekend Today*; Amy Robach succeeded her as the Saturday co-anchor.
Campbell Brown was part of the NBC News team covering Hurricane Katrina, receiving an Emmy for the work.
Answer: True
Explanation: Campbell Brown was part of the NBC News team covering Hurricane Katrina, for which she received an Emmy Award.
Campbell Brown mentioned Andrea Mitchell as an example of a journalist married to a political consultant.
Answer: True
Explanation: Campbell Brown mentioned Andrea Mitchell, who is married to Alan Greenspan, as an example of a journalist married to a political figure when discussing potential conflicts of interest.
Campbell Brown stated it was easy to compete against opinion-driven shows like Bill O'Reilly's.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown stated it was difficult to compete against opinion-driven shows like Bill O'Reilly's, finding it impossible to adopt the necessary persona.
Campbell Brown was assigned to The Pentagon as a correspondent for CNN.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown was assigned to The Pentagon as a correspondent for NBC News, not CNN.
What was Campbell Brown's profession before joining Meta Platforms?
Answer: Broadcast journalist
Explanation: Before joining Meta Platforms, Campbell Brown was a broadcast journalist and television news reporter and anchorwoman.
For which major event did Campbell Brown win an Emmy Award as part of the NBC team?
Answer: Hurricane Katrina
Explanation: Campbell Brown was part of the NBC News team covering Hurricane Katrina, an effort for which she received an Emmy Award.
Campbell Brown began her local news career at which television station?
Answer: KSNT-TV in Topeka, Kansas
Explanation: Campbell Brown began her local news career at KSNT-TV in Topeka, Kansas.
What was Campbell Brown's role for NBC News before co-anchoring *Weekend Today*?
Answer: White House correspondent
Explanation: Prior to co-anchoring *Weekend Today*, Campbell Brown served as the White House correspondent for NBC News.
Campbell Brown transitioned from NBC News to CNN in which year?
Answer: 2008
Explanation: Campbell Brown began her work at CNN in February 2008, following her departure from NBC News in 2007.
Which of the following was NOT a show Campbell Brown anchored on CNN?
Answer: CNN Tonight
Explanation: Campbell Brown anchored *CNN Election Center*, *Campbell Brown: No Bias, No Bull*, and *Campbell Brown* on CNN; CNN Tonight was not among them.
What reason did Campbell Brown give for leaving CNN in 2010?
Answer: Low ratings and difficulty competing with opinion shows
Explanation: Campbell Brown left CNN in 2010 because she found it impossible to adopt the persona needed to compete with opinion-driven shows.
Who succeeded Campbell Brown as the Sunday co-anchor of *Weekend Today*?
Answer: Jenna Wolfe
Explanation: Jenna Wolfe succeeded Campbell Brown as the Sunday co-anchor of *Weekend Today*.
What was Campbell Brown's role at The Pentagon for NBC News?
Answer: Correspondent covering military affairs
Explanation: Campbell Brown was assigned to The Pentagon as a correspondent for NBC News, where she covered events such as the war in Kosovo.
Campbell Brown joined Facebook (Meta) in January 2017 as the head of global news partnerships.
Answer: True
Explanation: Campbell Brown joined Facebook in January 2017 to lead the company's news partnerships team as the head of global news partnerships.
At Meta, Campbell Brown was responsible for launching the Facebook News tab and the Bulletin platform.
Answer: True
Explanation: At Meta, Campbell Brown led the development and launch of Facebook News, a dedicated tab for news and lifestyle content, and Bulletin, a platform for newsletters.
Campbell Brown's role at Meta expanded in May 2022 to include oversight of all media partnerships, including entertainment and sports.
Answer: True
Explanation: Campbell Brown's role at Meta expanded in May 2022 to oversee all media partnerships, encompassing entertainment, sports, and news.
Campbell Brown left Meta Platforms in October 2023.
Answer: True
Explanation: Campbell Brown departed from Meta Platforms in October 2023.
Campbell Brown helped launch a dedicated tab for news and lifestyle content called 'Bulletin' at Facebook.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown helped launch Facebook News as a dedicated tab for news and lifestyle content; Bulletin was the platform for newsletters.
Bulletin was the name of the newsletter platform Campbell Brown helped launch at Meta.
Answer: True
Explanation: Bulletin was the name of the newsletter platform Campbell Brown helped launch at Meta, intended for marquee writers.
What was Campbell Brown's initial role when she joined Facebook (Meta) in January 2017?
Answer: Head of Global News Partnerships
Explanation: Campbell Brown joined Facebook in January 2017 as the head of global news partnerships.
Which platform did Campbell Brown help launch at Meta to feature newsletters?
Answer: Bulletin
Explanation: Campbell Brown helped launch Bulletin, a newsletter platform, at Meta.
Campbell Brown's role at Meta expanded in May 2022 to oversee partnerships in which additional sectors?
Answer: Entertainment and Sports
Explanation: Campbell Brown's role at Meta expanded in May 2022 to oversee partnerships in entertainment and sports, in addition to news.
Campbell Brown became involved in political activism, advocating for teacher tenure protections.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown's activism focused on advocating against teacher tenure protections, not for them.
Campbell Brown founded the Partnership for Educational Justice in 2013.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown founded the Partnership for Educational Justice in 2014, not 2013; she founded the Parents Transparency Project in 2013.
The Parents Transparency Project aimed to hold teachers' unions accountable regarding school matters.
Answer: True
Explanation: The Parents Transparency Project aimed to hold teachers' unions and the New York Department of Education accountable regarding school matters.
Campbell Brown's organization supported the *Davids v. New York* lawsuit challenging student testing standards.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown's organization supported the *Davids v. New York* lawsuit, which challenged teacher tenure, dismissal, and seniority statutes, not student testing standards.
The lawsuit *Davids v. New York*, challenging teacher tenure policies, was dismissed in June 2024.
Answer: True
Explanation: The lawsuit *Davids v. New York*, which challenged teacher tenure policies, was dismissed in June 2024.
"The 74" is a news organization focused on covering education in America.
Answer: True
Explanation: "The 74" is a nonprofit news organization dedicated to covering education in America.
The name "The 74" refers to the number of states in the U.S. where education is a primary focus.
Answer: False
Explanation: The name "The 74" refers to the approximate number of 74 million children under the age of 18 in the United States, not the number of states.
Critics have praised "The 74" for its neutral stance on teacher unions.
Answer: False
Explanation: Critics have accused "The 74" of holding a pro-charter school stance and being anti-union, rather than praising it for neutrality.
In a 2014 op-ed, Campbell Brown criticized teachers' unions for protecting educators accused of sexual misconduct.
Answer: True
Explanation: In a 2014 op-ed, Campbell Brown criticized teachers' unions for their role in protecting educators accused of sexual misconduct.
The lawsuit initially known as *Wright v. New York* challenged New York's teacher tenure laws.
Answer: True
Explanation: The lawsuit initially known as *Wright v. New York*, and later consolidated as *Davids v. New York*, challenged New York's teacher tenure, dismissal, and seniority statutes.
Campbell Brown founded which organization focused on education reform advocacy?
Answer: The Partnership for Educational Justice
Explanation: Campbell Brown founded the Partnership for Educational Justice in June 2014, focusing on education reform advocacy.
What was the primary focus of the Parents Transparency Project founded by Campbell Brown?
Answer: Seeking accountability from teachers' unions and the DOE
Explanation: The Parents Transparency Project aimed to hold teachers' unions and the New York Department of Education accountable regarding school matters.
The lawsuit *Davids v. New York*, supported by Campbell Brown's organization, challenged which aspect of New York's education system?
Answer: Teacher tenure, dismissal, and seniority statutes
Explanation: The lawsuit challenged New York's teacher tenure, dismissal, and seniority statutes, alleging they violated students' constitutional right to a sound basic education.
What does the name "The 74" refer to?
Answer: The approximate number of children under 18 in the U.S.
Explanation: The name "The 74" references the approximate number of 74 million children under the age of 18 in the United States.
After leaving CNN, Campbell Brown wrote opinion pieces for The Washington Post.
Answer: False
Explanation: After leaving CNN, Campbell Brown wrote opinion pieces for publications including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Daily Beast, and Slate, but not The Washington Post.
As of April 2024, Campbell Brown is serving as a senior advisor to the AI startup Tollbit.
Answer: True
Explanation: As of April 2024, Campbell Brown is serving as a senior advisor to the AI startup Tollbit.
Campbell Brown serves on the board of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism.
Answer: True
Explanation: Campbell Brown serves on the boards of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism and the Board of Governors at the Paley Center for Media.
Campbell Brown made a cameo appearance as a reporter in the 2007 film *Charlie Wilson's War*.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown made a cameo appearance as a reporter in the 1997 film *Contact*, not the 2007 film *Charlie Wilson's War*.
After leaving CNN, Campbell Brown wrote opinion pieces for which major newspaper?
Answer: The New York Times
Explanation: After leaving CNN, Campbell Brown wrote opinion pieces for publications including The New York Times.
What is Campbell Brown's current affiliation as of April 2024?
Answer: Senior Advisor at Tollbit
Explanation: As of April 2024, Campbell Brown is serving as a senior advisor to the AI startup Tollbit.
Campbell Brown was raised Protestant and later converted to Islam.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown was raised Roman Catholic and later converted to Judaism; she did not convert to Islam.
Campbell Brown's first marriage was to Dan Senor.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown's first marriage was to Peregrine Roberts, not Dan Senor.
Campbell Brown met her second husband, Dan Senor, while covering the war in Iraq.
Answer: True
Explanation: Campbell Brown met Dan Senor in Iraq in March 2004, where he was serving as the spokesman for the Coalition Provisional Authority and she was covering the war.
Campbell Brown and Dan Senor were married in New York City.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown and Dan Senor were married in Beaver Creek, Colorado, not New York City.
Campbell Brown and Dan Senor have one child.
Answer: False
Explanation: Campbell Brown and Dan Senor have two sons, not one child.
Campbell Brown converted to which faith later in life?
Answer: Judaism
Explanation: Campbell Brown was raised Roman Catholic and later converted to Judaism.
Campbell Brown met her second husband, Dan Senor, while he was working in what capacity?
Answer: As a spokesperson for the Coalition Provisional Authority
Explanation: Campbell Brown met Dan Senor in Iraq in March 2004, where he was serving as the spokesman for the Coalition Provisional Authority.
Campbell Brown and Dan Senor were married in which location?
Answer: Beaver Creek, Colorado
Explanation: Campbell Brown and Dan Senor were married at the Beaver Creek Chapel in Beaver Creek, Colorado.
How many children do Campbell Brown and Dan Senor have together?
Answer: Two sons
Explanation: Campbell Brown and Dan Senor have two sons.