
I'm a journalism professor, TV critic, media analyst, longtime musician and critic at large at NPR. This unites my essays on TV, media, music, race, journalism, pop culture and more, navigating the codes we all switch thru in life.
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When I was first asked to join a group of ethics experts, academics and longtime journalists to develop suggested revisions to the Society of Professional Journalists Code of Ethics, it seemed like an impossible task.
Changes in ownership,...
Life often sneaks up on you at the oddest times. So it is with some amazement that I finally note here an anniversary which actually happened a month ago – my hiring as the Knight Professor of Journalism and Media Ethics at Washington and L...
This may sound like a tempest in a teapot to people who aren’t in the journalism industry.
But there’s an important reason why so many of us are invested in examining who gets offered jobs as correspondents on CBS’ 60 Minutes – considered,...
The Daily Show may be one of the most resilient and enduring shows in TV comedy.
Yes, The Tonight Show and Saturday Night Live have been around a while, too. But it’s tough to imagine a show which has taught the public so much about how to...
(This poster circulated on social media highlighting the movie’s more controversial cast members gets a couple of roles wrong; Elliot Page plays Sinon, not Achilles, and Travis Scott plays a bard whose nationality is not specified.)
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Knight Professor of Journalism and Media Ethics at Washington and Lee University; Critic at Large at NPR; dad, drummer, bassist, blerd. Author: Race-Baiter: How the Media Wields Dangerous Words to Divide a Nation. (see links to purchase)
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