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Why Is the Media Afraid to Scrutinise Pride? – BBC, Manchester Evening News & GB News
Pride receives extensive mainstream media coverage. But too often, it looks more like promotion than journalism.
This week, we examine why legitimate questions about sexualised content, safeguarding and appropriate boundaries around childr...
When “Media Accountability” Becomes Intimidation – Journalist Blacklists, Jason Arday & Press Freedom
SEEN in Journalism usually focuses on restoring accuracy and impartiality to reporting on sex and gender.
But as a group of volunteers working in and around the media, we cannot ignore wider threats to journalism itself -particularly those...
When Facts Become Offensive & Scrutiny Becomes a “Witch Hunt” - Guardian, BBC Woman's Hour & Jason Arday
Journalistic standards should not change according to who - or what - is being reported on.
But this week gave us plenty of examples of journalism doing the opposite. Different stories. Same underlying problem.
No, Guardian journalis...
Why Are Journalists Still Afraid of Trans People? BBC Three Counties, LBC and Jeremy Vine (Channel 5)
The introduction of the new statutory EHRC Code on single-sex spaces last week felt like a test for journalists.
Following last year’s Supreme Court judgment, which clarified that the words “woman”, “man” and “sex” in the Equality Act refe...
When Journalism Presents Contested Beliefs as Settled Facts: Féile, Labour Women's Conference and Sophie Cunningham
Journalism’s role is not to resolve contested public debates. It is to report them accurately, fairly and in a way that allows audiences to reach their own conclusions.
That means distinguishing between fact, opinion and contested belief....
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