What is monica kaufman?

Monica Kaufman Pearson is a retired American television news anchor and reporter. She spent over 37 years at WSB-TV in Atlanta, Georgia, where she served as the first African American and first woman to co-anchor the evening news. Pearson's career in journalism began in the late 1960s and she quickly became a well-respected and beloved figure in the Atlanta community.

Throughout her career, Pearson received numerous awards and accolades for her work, including multiple Emmy Awards and honors from the Associated Press and the Radio-Television News Directors Association. She was known for her thoughtful and insightful reporting, as well as her dedication to telling the stories of the Atlanta community.

In addition to her work in television news, Pearson has been involved in various philanthropic and community organizations. She has served on the boards of several organizations, including the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau, the Georgia Council for International Visitors, and the YWCA of Greater Atlanta.

After retiring from WSB-TV in 2012, Pearson has remained active in the Atlanta community, serving as a motivational speaker and mentor to aspiring journalists. She continues to be a highly respected and influential figure in Atlanta and beyond.