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In trying to find the words to sum up how the American news media frames race, Cronkite Dean Kristin Gilger managed to describe it in one: “problematic.” Covering racial issues has always been a cause …
What is the Media’s Responsibility in Race Coverage? Read More
Journalists have the power to encourage audience to walk at least a mile in someone else’s shoes by watching TV or written reports about racism. It is not a big surprise to learn how great …
50 years after “Bloody Sunday” attacks, racism still alive in the U.S. Read MoreTo make a change, people need to speak up. Sometimes, it’s not a simple request and aggression and violence enter the scene. With Selma and Ferguson, the latter happened. Lives were lost, people were hurt …
Selma And Ferguson: Protesting for Change Read MoreWritten by Brooke Stobbe Reviewed by Tabu Batagira “These pictures are going around the world…” President Johnson, Selma While the Oscar-nominated film Selma painted a moving image of the hardship and destruction of the civil …
Media aids movements, spreads awareness Read MoreIn key moments, a pen, a camera and a phone helped reshaping the world. Some scenes in Selma talk about the rising power of media in the 60’s. While the protesters start their march, a …
The new journalists 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 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 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
While reporters strive for objectivity, our work can never really reach that perfect non-biased view. It’s important to remember that journalists are also people in society, and are therefore susceptible to the influences and visuals …
Race Narratives Read MoreIt ain’t easy being black in America. A simple glance at the data will tell you why. Let’s start with education. According to the National Centre for Education Statistics, high school graduation rates for blacks …
Race, Ferguson and America’s Future Read More