journalism

“Ain’t I a Woman” and the Distortion of History
A sepia-vintage picture of Sojourner Truth sitting in a chair.

“Ain’t I a Woman” and the Distortion of History
Andrew Lee
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The anniversary of the “Ain’t I a Woman” speech and recent MLK Jr revelations are a reminder of why history must not only be preserved but corrected.

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History Media & Culture
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The Perils of Mexican Journalism and the Role of the U.S.
A person holding a protest poster squats to fix a candle memorial for one of nine Mexican journalists killed recently.

The Perils of Mexican Journalism and the Role of the U.S.
Dawn Marie Paley
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The influx of Mexican journalists killed in the past decade are deeply connected to the U.S., which has backed the policies that increased their risk of reporting.

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Media & Culture Politics
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The Rise in News Deserts Threatens Democracy
Three large stacks of newspapers tied up with string.

The Rise in News Deserts Threatens Democracy
Nia Norris
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As many traditional news organizations have closed down operations, many communities exist in news deserts with minimal to no news coverage.

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Media & Culture
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