She spent 14 of those years at the Boston Globe, with an emphasis on legal issues and law enforcement, including coverage of organized crime and hate crimes. Her stories led to the removal of a corrupt judge and helped prompt a House Speaker in Massachusetts to resign. Her current freelance clients include People Magazine, Money Magazine, the Washington Post and the Boston Globe. Rakowsky teaches journalism at Boston University and advises the student paper at Bentley University. She is writing a book about discovering her roots in Poland with a cousin who survived the Holocaust. Expertise: Legal Issues, Law Enforcement, Crime, Organized Crime, Hate Crimes, Teaching (Journalism and Writing)