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Those who have been to cinema obviously know that the movie Selma chronicles the tumultuous three-month period in 1965 when Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. led a dangerous campaign to secure equal voting rights in …
Does history repeat itself? Read More
What came first: The chicken or the egg? We were reminded of this old philosophical conundrum as we pondered on the question of how the situation in Ferguson was covered in the U.S., Romanian and …
The Ferguson Case In The Media: U.S.A, Romania and Tanzania Read MoreBy Brooke Stobbe, Tabu Butagira, & Lila Dhakal “…a white police [officer asks] why I had been taking photos of the road block. I identify myself as a journalist; he appears irritated, refusing to be …
Ferguson Protests: Biases Through Lenses, Pages Read MoreIt’s not secret the media coverage of the Ferguson shooting didn’t reveal a complete and honest picture of the incident. Eventually many “untold” stories about the incident began to pop up. But no one has …
The Cost of Ferguson Read MoreIt is not easy to comment on Lithuania’s media reaction on Ferguson events, because at that time I was in the U.S. already. Anyhow, Lithuanian media paid some attention to Ferguson case, but I think …
Ferguson and Lithuanian media Read MoreThe incident of Ferguson was spiked up a nation wide debate on the long outstanding issue of racial disparity in the Justice System of United States, involving the African American community and other minority community. …
MEDIA FRAMING OF FERGUSON Read MoreWritten by Alexis Macklin, Sholpan Zhaksybaeva and Krista Kull Edited by Alexis Macklin On Aug. 9, 2014, Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson shot 18-year-old Michael Brown. The death of the young black man in the …
Ferguson case around the world Read More