Opinion (Page 6)
November 7, 2023
Opinion: Focus on Violent Crime Coverage Provides Little Information, Skewed Community Outlook
It is time for local media, the architects of public perception, to eschew the sensational in favor of a narrative that captures the full, and often less alarming, reality of community life.
November 7, 2023
The Endless Battle: A Reflective Look at The New York Times’ 2015 Advocacy for Gun Reform
Explore the influence of advocacy journalism through the lens of The New York Times' 2015 editorial series on gun control, a forceful endeavor to tackle the ongoing epidemic of mass shootings in America.
November 7, 2023
Advocacy Journalism Done Right
In the age of digital journalism, where the line between opinion and fact often blurs, it's essential to recognize and appreciate articles that adhere to ethical principles even while championing a cause.
November 2, 2023
Challenging Conventions: ‘Sur Le Front’ and the Importance of Advocacy Journalism
While climate change continues to impact our planet's survival, Hugo Clément, the French journalist and passionate environmental advocate, exposes critical environmental issues in episodes of 'Sur Le Front,' broadcast on France Télévision. These episodes serve as a compelling example of the necessity of advocacy journalism in today's media landscape.
November 2, 2023
Empowering Youth Voices: The March for Our Lives Movement’s Call for Gun Control
In the wake of the Parkland tragedy, the March for Our Lives movement emerged as a passionate call for stricter gun control, led by young survivors.