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We are attempting to change meaning in how the Black community, and the larger public, understand a central function of our ...

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As U.S. government data collection and archiving faces an uncertain future, the parallels between government data and journalism reveal both the hypocrisy and naivete of the news industry.

At U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s last press conference, mainstream news coverage prioritized reporters’ “disruption” over substantively covering Blinken’s policy record on Gaza.

In the throes of leading The Xylom, the movie affirmed to me the importance of having ownership over how Asian Americans are portrayed and what our news media landscape looks like.

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The White House said they will not be responding to reporters with pronouns in their signature — in an email to a reporter with pronouns in their signature. “Any reporter who chooses to put their ...