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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 …
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 …
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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 …
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 …
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 …
Read MoreI don’t know very much about race relations in America. I want that to be the first thing I say on the topic. It’s not that I don’t want to …
Read MoreBy Sepeedeh Hashemian Edited by Lila Ojha Dhakal After living in Washington State for 13 years I can honestly say when it comes to race relations, they vary from state …
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