Articles Deconstructing ‘the Other’—And Ourselves “… they came to a certain point and the mufti said, ‘Well, now I’m going to pray.’ And he was silent. And the pope clasped his hands sort of at… June 15, 2007 Robert Azzi Newspapers Portray Women in Pakistan as the ‘Good’ Muslims An analysis of news reporting and commentary in the wake of 9/11 reveals a pattern in which women's circumstances and lives served as a vehicle for a desired narrative. June 15, 2007 Susan Moeller A Master Narrative About Iran Emerges ‘… the surplus of news outlets has had the paradoxical effect of increasing our information and reducing our knowledge.’ June 15, 2007 Ali M. Ansari A Dilemma for Black Women in Broadcast Journalism ‘They say you look militant, like Angela Davis. You're scaring them!’ June 15, 2007 Renee Ferguson ‘A Voice, a Brain, and a Notebook’ Bloggers have taken up where I.F. Stone left off, and journalists shouldn't be far behind. June 15, 2007 Dan Froomkin Women and Islam: Bearing Witness to Their Daily Lives An Essay in Words and Photographs June 15, 2007 Alexandra Boulat The Civil Rights Struggle and the Press A book revisits the time when only a few brave voices in the Southern press stood up against the many ‘that supported and often led massive resistance to change.’ June 15, 2007 Mary C. Curtis Demonstrating the Craft of Writing A book ‘grounds the reader in practical improvement by presenting 50 sharp, focused “tools.”’ June 15, 2007 Tom Ehrenfeld A Sampling of Clark’s 50 Writing Tools RELATED ARTICLE“Demonstrating the Craft of Writing”– Tom Ehrenfeld7.Fear not the long sentence. Take the reader on a journey of language and meaning.9.Let punctuation control pace and space. Learn the rules, but… June 15, 2007 Tom Ehrenfeld Muslims in America: Creating a New Beat A New York Times reporter—a non-Muslim—looked for pathways into the Muslim experience and, once found, she immersed herself to tell the story. June 15, 2007 Andrea Elliott Previous 1 … 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 … 437 Next
