"I think one of the most powerful things you could do as a student journalist, like I was in high school, is continue covering these stories when the general media goes away. Because statistics don't change minds, unfortunately; it's stories," @davidhogg111 added.
Today, I sat down in front of 32 of my @MSUjschool students and cried. And then we talked. It was good (and there were donuts). I’ll be back tomorrow #SpartanStrong
@TatoTot I’m OK with a handout on handling media. OK with providing those who request it a non-verbal tool to decline interviews. I’m insulted, as an MSU journalism educator, by the design choices of this sign made by comm pros who should know the power & consequences of visual messaging
@madirosefaith@DanSOlsen@annaliznichols@thesnews The design of this sign doesn’t simply say “please don’t interview me,” it says boldly NO MEDIA with a no-slash. The visual message is media = bad. That’s the wrong message and a dangerous one for the many good journalists reporting this story
@DanSOlsen@annaliznichols@thesnews Dan - The visual message behind a sign with a no-slash symbol through NO MEDIA doesn't say "we respect the work of journalists." You have big challenges and do good work - but I'm not a fan of how this tactic was executed
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Christina Myers will join the J-School faculty in August, bringing her research which bridges critical race theory and mass communication theory to offer a fresh perspective on the intersection of media and race. Read more on Facebook @MSUjschool@MSUComArtSci@CLaurenMyers