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Q&A: Bilingual reporting is a necessity
Azucena Rasilla on coverage gaps being filled by The Oaklandside and how critical it is to reach community where they are — in Spanish and English.
Q&A: Language is not neutral
Alex Kapitan on falling in love with words and the ways newsrooms can not only use language to minimize harm, but also do more good.
Q&A: Ben Smith doesn’t want to pick a side
Ben Smith on the tensions between those who control power at journalism institutions and those who do the work.
Q&A: Trans media workers make their own space
Oliver-Ash Kleine on why the Trans Journalists Association needs to exist and how it’s already making a difference.
Q&A: Who created the Diversity Style Guide?
A conversation with the editor of the Diversity Style Guide, Rachele Kanigel, chair of the journalism department at San Fransisco State University.
