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Our stories examine the ways that race, religion, class, dis/ability, age, gender and sexual identity issues intersect with major topics in the media, and aim to bring new perspectives to light.
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The European Media Freedom Act: An Interview with Renate Schroeder
"If EMFA is implemented in its current text, it will be an important political signal, will have some positive impact on public service media, more transparency on state advertising, and some more editorial independence, but would not do much on...
EU’s Holodomor Genocide Recognition Divides Ukranian and Rus...
Ukrainian Holodomor commemorations carry a particular political weight this year, in the context of Russia’s brutal attack on Ukraine.
Harry and Meghan Documentary: Diverse Media Narratives Require Diverse...
The Tabloids’ influence in the British society and politics is well documented and researched. When it comes to the royal family maintaining their relationship with tabloids seems crucial , as it is highly beneficial and allows them to lead the...
Is the Media Kicking the Ball on Human Rights Coverage? The Media, Foo...
By Joseph Monaghan On 18 December 2022 football fans around the world rejoiced as Argentina won the FIFA World Cup …
The European Media Freedom Act: An Interview with Thomas Bergmann
"The EMFA could make a difference and ensure that audiences have access to a wide range of media providers and diverse content, including from public service media," Thomas Bergmann.
December 2022 Newsletter: A Year in Review
At the start of 2022, we published an article by Aidan White who wrote that diversity will be leading newsrooms. This much …
Serbia’s EuroPride Debacle Highlights Media Bias
The run up to Serbia's EuroPride was marred by threats by the far right and anti-gay groups. During those weeks of controversy, Serbian media played a role in amplifying the voices of those who were against the Pride.
The Impact of Twitter Changes on Nigeria’s Marginalized ...
Having fewer safety measures against misinformation and extremism will make it difficult for vulnerable Twitter users like women, people of a marginalized nationality, and LGBTQIA+ persons to shield themselves from hateful vitriol.
Film ‘Monica’ Changes Hollywood’s Overplayed Transgender...
By Temi Bolorunduro Incomparable, is how I would describe Trace Lysette. The striking starlet debuts as a leading lady in …
Why Pope Francis Was Wrong About Ethnic Minorities In Russia
By Dina Newman In his recent interview to five editors of the America Magazine, which describes itself as The Jesuit …
