Features The ‘Welfare Queen’ Experiment How Viewers React to Images of African-American Mothers on Welfare June 15, 1999 Franklin D. Gilliam Jr. Summer 1999: Introduction Reforming Welfare, Reporting on Poverty: The Challenges of Reporting This Story in Various Communities and Other Countries June 15, 1999 Melissa Ludtke The Evolving Coverage of Welfare Reform Themes of Dependency Give Way to Complexities of Life Among the Working Poor June 15, 1999 Lynda McDonnell Asian-Americans and Welfare Reform The Mainstream Press Perpetuates Images but Fails to Report on Real Experiences June 15, 1999 William Wong Welfare Reform and Latinos = Immigration and Cultural Politics The Story Is About More Than Moving From Welfare to Work June 15, 1999 Joe Rodriguez Constructing the Welfare Story Brick By Brick Write Up; Write Down; Write Fast; Write Slow June 15, 1999 Bill Kovach European Reporters’ Views of America’s Welfare Reform Media Coverage Shifts From Looking Abroad to Looking Next Door June 15, 1999 Martin Gehlen Portraying Poverty in the Face of Newsroom Pressures Demand More Time. Agitate for More Space. And Revisit the Subject Often. June 15, 1999 Martha Shirk Why Identify Welfare Recipients or Quote Incorrect Grammar? At The Mountain Eagle newspaper we do not use photographs of welfare recipients as welfare recipients. It’s hard enough to have to be one without having to face the prospect… June 15, 1999 In the Midst of Poverty, People’s Stories are Hard to Tell Small Staffs, Lack of Resources, and Families’ Fear of Reprisals Add to Difficulties in Coverage June 15, 1999 Pat Gish Previous 1 … 56 57 58 59 60 61 Next
