The troubling framework of the “Neo-Nazi’s girlfriend”
How we outline women’s active participation in far-right extremism matters.
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The alternate reality of celebrity chefs
Rarely, aside from sexual assault, overt racism, or in the case of Martha Stewart, insider trading, do celebrity chefs get comeuppance.
“Noodles are tasty”: The economic implications behind race and cultural appropriation in food media
Discussing cultural appreciation and appropriation is also about broader questions of who can get a platform to share food — and who profits.
Urban farms can be a crucial part of food access coverage
But in order to create lasting change, we can’t be satisfied with just recognizing the symptoms of an unjust system and responding with patchwork solutions.
New youth-led climate protest group will ‘blockade’ White House Correspondents’ Dinner
Activists with the group Climate Defiance say national media is partly to blame for failing to prioritize climate coverage.
As Transgender America struggles, national news doesn’t know what to write
Reporters run the risk of not successfully communicating to the public the sheer scope and cruelty of the ongoing attack on trans people’s rights.
