Humphrey Fellows at Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication – ASU
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When Siqi Yao confirmed her Hubert Humphrey Fellowship she knew she would be disrupting her life in Beijing, China. She was leaving her husband behind and moving to the other …
Read MoreLeonard Downie Jr., the Weil Family Professor of Journalism at the Cronkite School, is the former executive editor and vice president of The Washington Post. During the Humphrey seminar, Downie …
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The election is finally over, but analysis of what went wrong and right will likely last for years. As far as media goes, our role in the results comes directly …
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Ethics for me is your conscience! It tells you, warns you or even gives you a hint if you’re doing right or wrong, pushing too far, or not doing enough. …
Read MoreBy Adetola Kayode and Gabriel Sandler Racism in America dates back to centuries ago. There’s been prejudice, preference, bias over the years and most times when hate sets in, it …
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By Claire Cooper and Namgay Zam The coverage of race by American Media has come under some amount of scrutiny ever since Ferguson in 2014. Race issues in the media have prompted national …
Read MoreBy Kate Sitter and Alla Nadezhkina American Kate Sitter and Russian Alla Nadezhkina, ASU students at the Humphrey Global Leadership Seminar, were assigned to write a blog on the …
Read MoreIn 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 …
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By Travis Arbon and Rajneesh Bhandari Just as different media outlets reported on Ferguson differently, audiences had varying reactions to the coverage and how it influenced their perception of racial …
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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 …
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