Opinion

With the passage of the $1.9 trillion Covid relief bill, Washington is not only providing help to families, schools, states, and local government; it is throwing a lifeline to the…

“We can’t dogmatically hold on to outdated practices and standards … in the face of changing circumstances”

Disabled people make up 20% of the U.S. population but take up little space on mastheads and in coverage. Why?

Something journalists need to better convey to our audiences: Because of demographic realities, prioritizing age in Covid-19 vaccination efforts is akin to prioritizing white Americans.White people live longer on average…

I’ve been stuck on the discussion about the resignation of New York Times science reporter Donald McNeil Jr. for the past few days. I don’t have a firm opinion on…

“The Truth in Black and White” forced the newsroom to look inward and to do journalism differently

“Anyone who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.” —VoltaireThe carnage on January 6 was precipitated by a lie that the election was stolen from President Trump.…

Radically reimagine immigration journalism to make it more responsive to the information needs of multicultural and multilingual audiences

We began Donald Trump’s presidency debating whether it was fair to call lies lies, even though we knew he was the most prolific political liar of modern times.We end it…

As journalists turn their attention to the inauguration and the 2022 midterms, report on Latinos like any other group of voters