Antonia Hylton
Antonia Hylton (born 1993) is an American journalist. She received an Emmy for her work on "Vice News Tonight" and is currently a correspondent for NBC News. Life and career. Hylton was raised outside Boston, one of seven children. Both of her parents are lawyers. Her aunt is journalist Soledad O'Brien. She was an avid reader growing up, and also performed in choir, musical theater, and was a member of dance groups. In 2015 she graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University, where she majored in History and Science and Global Health. Directly after graduation she was hired  at Mic.com as a producer and writer for their news shows "Flip the Script" and "Future Present". Hylton met activist Darnell Moore working at Mic. Together they developed the docuseries "The Movement with Darnell Moore", about grassroots organizing around the United States. The next year, Hylton joined "Vice News Tonight" as a correspondent and producer covering civil rights and politics. She reported on topics including gang violence and immigration. Hylton was a correspondent for the news show "The Report" on Quibi until the platform shut down. She is currently a reporter for NBC News. Hylton has spoken on bias she  has experienced as a Black woman reporter. She has also discussed the importance of authenticity in her reporting work.