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Chicago Mayor Lightfoot says anniversary one-on-one interviews will only be given to reporters of color

 | Print this article Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot confirmed on Wednesday that one-on-one interviews marking the two-year anniversary of her inauguration will only be given to journalists of color. Lightfoot, who confirmed the decision in a statement and on social media, argued that Chicago news outlets are predominantly white, and as such, the coverage of her administration has been adversely affected. The confirmation followed a Tuesday tweet from NBC 5 political reporter Mary Ann Ahern that claimed Lightfoot was only granting interviews to Black or Brown journalists. By now, you may have heard the news that on the occasion of the two-year anniversary of my inauguration as Mayor of this great City, I will be exclusively providing one-on-one interviews with journalists of color, the mayor said in a letter obtained by the

What you see is what you get : Five times things got weird between Biden and the press corps

What you see is what you get : Five times things got weird between Biden and the press corps Naomi Lim © Provided by Washington Examiner President Joe Biden has notched his fair share of awkward encounters with the press since moving into the White House. Some of the exchanges stem from Biden-isms, distinct verbal quirks of a president with a history of making missteps when a TV camera or microphone is within earshot. But others have come off as, at times, borderline inappropriate, typically downplayed by Biden as jokes. Yet for Eric Schultz, one of former President Barack Obama s White House spokespeople, with Joe Biden, what you see is what you get.

Op-Ed: Why we need a rubric for assessing local news coverage of traditionally marginalized communities

Op-Ed: Why we need a rubric for assessing local news coverage of traditionally marginalized communities , scholars have studied how systemically racist practices in the media have resulted in both stereotypical coverage of BIPOC communities and poor relationships with BIPOC community members. More recently, journalists of color have stepped forward to share their experiences with discrimination in newsrooms. And as the integrity of some of the country’s foremost media publications has come under fire, the visibility of racism in journalism continues to grow. Over the past year alone, we have heard horror stories about the lack of commitment in many newsrooms toward issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Groups including Free Press and severallocal chapters of the National Association of Black Journalists have actively led the charge in the past year to urge the industry to take a closer look at how it treats BIPOC communities both inside and outside of the newsroom.

U S Senator Jon Ossoff and Killer Mike to Help Launch New TYT 8-Week Summer Series

U S Senator Jon Ossoff and Killer Mike to Help Launch New TYT 8-Week Summer Series
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