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Award-winning journalist Maria Hinojosa speaks with TPR's Border & Immigration Desk Producer, Sofía Sánchez, about using her experiences to inspire other young Latinos.
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Award-winning journalist Maria Hinojosa spoke with TPR's Sofia Sanchez ahead of her talk at San Antonio’s Trinity University about Latinos in the Media.
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The Biden administration has already demonstrated a stark contrast to the combative tone President Trump set with the White House press corps, especially with members who were women of color.
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The New York Timesissued a big mea culpa, and returned a Peabody award and a citation as a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize after retracting the core of its hit podcast series Caliphate.
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Journalists are trained to objectively report the facts but amid the country's hyper-partisanship and the politicization of just about everything, basic facts are being attacked as opinion or "fake" — even by elected officials. The majority of the U.S. population has some level of distrust for news outlets — how they're funded, how they utilize sources and make corrections, and most importantly, their ability to truthfully and objectively report the news.
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From the Founding Fathers to fake news, relations between American presidents and the media have been contentious throughout the country's history.…
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The U.S.-Mexico border recently dominated news headlines, from reports on overcrowded detention facilities to the “Stay in Mexico” policy. Two journalists…
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Scott Pelley has reported on the biggest stories of the last 30 years as a 60 Minutes correspondent and former CBS news anchor.His memoir offers insight…
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With tragedies and disasters dominating media coverage nationwide, what impact does frequent exposure to traumatic events have on people covering the…
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Outside of conflict zones, Mexico was the most dangerous place for journalists in 2017.The number of journalists killed in Mexico because of their…