Reminder for journos (especially my WaPo friends): The deadline for the Knight-Wallace Fellowship is Feb. 1. If you're uncertain about your next career step, want to develop a topic interest, or are just burnt out, apply! It's been very helpful for me
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FYI, there’s little confusion among experts about our biggest threat:
“The FBI and DHS assessed [racially motivated violence], primarily those for the superiority of the white race, likely would continue to be the most lethal [domestic violent extremism] threat to the Homeland."
I was just at my kid's preschool event, what prob would've been "mommy & me brunch" back in the day -- and I was the ONLY MOM there. A class of 12 kids -- and all dads. Shout out to women of my gen for giving a 🖕🏾to the patriarchy. Millennial Moms out here reclaiming their time!
"It’s a very human, and in a way very beautiful, desire to normalize, to habituate, to find our footing in any situation, and to keep on living ... except it has a way of normalizing things that we really shouldn’t live with." https://t.co/qoWFScs4IS
worth remembering that when Trump announced a travel ban in 2017, people literally went to airports to protest. Eight years later, Trump announces a new one and it's not even front page news.
We're the frogs and the water is getting awfully hot.
The root of America's situation isn't income, class or even race. It's education. It's media literacy. It's our population's susceptibility to propoganda
This piece spends a lot of space talking about the income divide. Meanwhile, its starkest finding is actually this:
"In not one of the counties where Mr. Trump steadily increased his share of the vote did a majority of adults have a college degree."
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@Merikaisburning@EquinsuOcha17@michaelharriot Many-a-movie are made by and for white folks, with storylines told from a white perspective, centering white music and culture. But we never misconstrue those movies as being about race. A movie isn't "about race" just because it isn't made for white people
The Trump admin's actions to erase our past are nothing new. But when we talk about historical efforts to whitewash slavery, we call the actions "racist"/"white supremacist." Why not this time? Were the United Daughters of the Confederacy just "anti-DEI"? https://t.co/n6L9XBp2Il
Philosopher Jason Stanley leaving Yale for Canada “because of the political climate” should set off serious alarm bells.
"Brain drain" is just a sanitized phrase meaning the flight of conscience and intellect from a country where probing at truths becomes a dangerous task.
completely ignore the order's purpose (the language mirrors that of past yt supremacist movements). Regurgitating the ahistorical nonsense of our country's leaders spreads ignorance & confusion. Ignore propaganda and instead focus coverage on the meaning & impact of their action
News coverage of Trump’s Smithsonian order exemplifies the perils of prioritizing objectivity over truth. These stories perpetuate propaganda by leading with Trump's words (what's 'anti-American ideology'?), bury the order's real impact (ex. re-erecting Confederare monuments) and
"DEI" has become a racially disparaging term used to malign successful Black ppl. If journos can't use the word "racist" to describe racist acts of our gov, then we shouldn't use "DEI" to whitewash them. The term shifts the problem from racist actors to the targets of those acts
Having served as a Moscow correspondent in the early days of Putin's reign, this reminds me of how the Kremlin took over its own press pool and made sure that only compliant journalists were given access.