How Freelancers are Harassed – With No One to Tell
When female journalists are bullied out of the media, it’s not only their individual careers that suffer; it alters the entire scope and tone of the world’s news.
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Yes, Pro-Choice Journalists Can Report Fairly on Abortion
Few subjects elicit as many brazen lies as the anti-abortion movement. So why are journalists so uncomfortable with calling them out?
Can Journalists Really Be Apolitical?
Credible journalism warrants that reporters present “both sides.” But is it reasonable to demand the artifice of reporters not having an opinion in these highly politicized times?
Fake Trump News Is About to Invade Most American Living Rooms
The $3.9 billion Sinclair-Tribune merger will spread conservative propaganda throughout the country. Is Twitter our only hope for independent news?
The Existence of Trump’s New “News of the Week” Is Sad!
Our Dear Feared Leader has launched a propaganda hour on Facebook delivering only what he wants to hear. The news might be fake, but the threat is so very real.
We Don’t Need Megyn Kelly To Shine a Light On a Dumpster Fire
No sooner does the conservative anchor start at NBC then she gives a platform to the conspiracy theory-loving Sandy Hook truther ... on Father's Day. Is this where "journalism" is headed?
Is Technology To Blame For Threats Against Female Journalists?
The two female sports writers in the #morethanmean campaign demonstrate that it’s way past the time to recognize the difference between trash talk and gender-based abuse.
Why White Men Dominate American Newsrooms
When Trump cast out Univision's Jorge Ramos from his news conference a few weeks ago, we witnessed one of many ways journalists of color are told to get their skin out of the game.
I Used to Run Toward Danger
Before her twins were born, this journalist loved to report risky stories. But the earthquake in Nepal, which hit while she was en route, made her reassess her new life as a working mom.