The Front Page: The case for media reparations
Issue 09: Media 2070, an overdue apology, and a few union wins.
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Issue 09: Media 2070, an overdue apology, and a few union wins.
Issue 8: Public radio and updates from the bargaining table.
Issue 07: Diversity pledges are put on the back burner, The Atlantic maximizes harm, and writers reveal problems at Chicago magazine.
Issue 06: Officer involved shootings don’t exist and student journalists are doing the work to hold their campuses accountable on COVID-19.
Issue 05: An exodus at St. Louis Public Radio, a failure to cover Kamala Harris with nuance, and WAMU’s executive editor resigns.
Issue 04: Journalists of color at The Star Tribune demand changes, the capital W at the Washington Post, and a bit about media unions.
Issue 03: G/O Media fires a staffer because of the clothing they wore, a response to Harper's Letter, and layoffs at Vox.
Issue 02: An older white editor lashes out at his staff in two different newsrooms, TJA, and a Q&A with the creator of the Diversity Style Guide.