Journalism (Page 4)

December 4, 2023

Marvel Cooke’s Advocacy for the Voiceless in the Bronx Slave Market

Marvel Cooke delves into the hidden world of labor inequality, vividly portraying the exploitation of Black domestic workers in New York.

By Alaysia Lane

December 1, 2023

The Evolving Face of Journalism: MSNBC’s Advocacy Role

"MSNBC, with its distinct blend of news and progressive commentary, emerges as a particularly polarizing figure in the debate on the evolving nature of journalism."

By Christiana Giwa

November 15, 2023

Rush To Report: How The 24/7 News Cycle Influences the Public’s Perception of Crime

“The degree of acute stress following the Boston Marathon bombings was compared for those directly exposed to the event and those exposed through media coverage.”

By Christen Keogh

November 12, 2023

Jemele Hill on Reimagining Sports Journalism

Explore the dynamic career of Jemele Hill, a sports journalist who challenges the boundaries of traditional sports journalism.

By Alaysia Lane

November 10, 2023

Solidarity and prayers for Israel and Jewish People in Frankfurt, Germany

The rise of antisemitism in Germany is especially concerning, due to Germany's special responsibility to Israel and the Jewish people.

By Mia Faye Kreindler