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November 11, 2020

Video Commentary: When Journalists Becoming Unwitting Tools of Russian Interference

The Internet Research Agency (IRA) has infiltrated American social media in order to sow mistrust, widen divisions, and interfere in the 2016 presidential elections. Lilian Manansala discusses the ethical dilemma of journalists not checking sources only to find out later they utilized posts tweeted by Russian bots. 

Young protestors fight for menstrual equity on National Period Day in Columbus, OH in 2019.

November 10, 2020

Commentary: In the Fight for Menstrual Equity, the ACLU Refuses to Bow to Objectivity

Last year, when the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) published an in-depth report headlined, “The Unequal Price of Periods: Menstrual Equity in the United States,” social media users lost their minds.

Collage of photos embedded by Buzzfeed News

November 10, 2020

Black Photojournalists Sue BuzzFeed for Copyright Infringement

Six Black photojournalists sued the global digital media company BuzzFeed on Oct. 10 for allegedly embedding their Instagram photos without compensation, permission, or notification.

November 9, 2020

A Walk in the Park That’s Home to the Largest Confederate Monument

Although Stone Mountain serves as a popular tourist attraction in the South, it is also the largest conservative monument worldwide.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - September 22, 2020: The 'Fearless Girl' statue by Kristen Visbal in front of the New York Stock Exchange wearing a lace collar in tribute to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Photo by Jennifer M. Mason

November 9, 2020

In Her Final Book, RBG’s Words Live On

Although the Supreme Court justice is longer with us, she leaves a legacy with her biography.