Opinion The New York Times and Why White Supremacy Isn’t News A much-discussed Nazi-next-door piece in The New York Times went wrong for one reason: It treated the reporter’s discovery of the normalcy of white supremacy as news.There is nothing new… November 29, 2017 Issac J. Bailey 8 reporters reflect on the challenges of covering sexual harassment Journalists who break stories about powerful men who have sexually harassed or otherwise abused women face a host of challenges. These include getting women to go on the record and… November 13, 2017 Fotoperiodistas en México muestran solidaridad en medio de las ruinas Cómo los fotoperiodistas en México se unieron para apoyar a un colega que perdió a su esposa y su hogar en el terremoto del 19 de septiembre November 1, 2017 Marcela Turati Photojournalists in Mexico Show Solidarity Amid the Ruins How photojournalists in Mexico came together to support a colleague who lost his wife and his home in the September 19 earthquake November 1, 2017 Marcela Turati What Journalists Can Learn from the Blues To get beyond bewilderment and despair, journalism needs to learn to embrace suffering and struggle October 31, 2017 Christine Mungai Cam Newton and Journalism’s Credibility When Cam Newton, one of the biggest names in the NFL, said, “It’s funny to hear a female talk about routes; like, it’s funny” while responding to a question from… October 10, 2017 Issac J. Bailey “Corresponsales de guerra en nuestro propio país” Read in English.-¿Te sorprende que el gobierno mexicano los espía?A la pregunta del corresponsal extranjero sobre el último escándalo del gobierno mexicano mi respuesta no fue exagerada:-No. Eso siempre lo… October 5, 2017 Marcela Turati “War Correspondents in Our Own Country” Translated from the Spanish by Patrick Timmons of the Mexican Journalism Translation Project. Leer en español.“Is it a surprise that the Mexican government spies on you?”I did not exaggerate when… October 5, 2017 Marcela Turati The Trauma of Covering Traumatic Events I had increasingly intense visions of harming my wife.That’s not quite right. I had been having off-and-on images of violent events for years—seeing myself raped in prison or impaled during… September 11, 2017 Issac J. Bailey In Mexico, Journalists Are Silenced by Torture Mexican reporters need psychological help to cope with the trauma of covering the war zones their hometowns have become September 8, 2017 Marcela Turati Previous 1 … 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 … 74 Next
