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How Implicit Bias Works in Journalism
I was born in Charleston, South Carolina, the city where the Civil War began and attended a school system still segregated and underfunded nearly half … Read more
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Opinion
#MeToo and Photojournalism: What Needs To Happen Next
Lars Boering, managing director of the World Press Photo Foundation, on how to build on the #MeToo moment in photojournalism
Opinion: Ethics
Are journalists going too far in trying to avoid the “liberal bias” label?
It’s time for some soul-searching about our role in unwittingly elevating conservative narratives
“Our hope is that by providing nuggets of scientifically grounded evidence and quick access to experts… reason and rationality may ultimately prevail”
SciLine matches reporters on deadline with scientists to produce evidence-based journalism
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“I’m not sure that the trust problem is going to be solved independent of solving the diversity problem”
Former top editors Jill Abramson and Nancy Gibbs talk about women and the double standard, Trump and truth, diversity and trust
Opinion: Ethics
The Limits of Empathy During a Time of Polarization
Journalists shouldn’t demean or dismiss the supporters of any political candidate. But we shouldn’t explain away their words and deeds, either
Opinion
Why Journalists Need To Be Witty
Journalistic wit means spotting the connections others don’t see—or don’t want us to see
Opinion
Why Bhutan’s Struggle for Press Freedom Matters
“If the media, especially Western media, … is not interested in the emerging voices of journalism in countries like Bhutan, then there is no hope for a free and fair press”
