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Lack of media integrity starts here - by chipping away at authentic journalists of color. Shame on Texas A&M!
23/09/2023

Lack of media integrity starts here - by chipping away at authentic journalists of color.
Shame on Texas A&M!

14.5K likes, 648 comments. “Texas A&M pays a $1 million settlement for its botched hiring debacle with Dr. Kathleen McElroy…not nearly enough.”

Media's role is to dig deeper. Find the root. Along the ways lies the truth, the systemic issue. And there's been loads ...
13/09/2023

Media's role is to dig deeper. Find the root. Along the ways lies the truth, the systemic issue. And there's been loads of self-incriminatung exposure happening.
But let's start with this gem.
The truth comes out. In the end.
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/09/18/elon-musk-walter-isaacson-book-review?fbclid=PAAabs-xWjJ7VJcHlTpNrRsUS2WwlP8YUumzrjVJ_rloOlEdWWU98JtZNZ2PU

Walter Isaacson’s new biography depicts a man who wields more power than almost any other person on the planet but seems estranged from humanity itself.

Media Literacy is a tool we all absolutely need. Follow the money.
29/08/2023

Media Literacy is a tool we all absolutely need. Follow the money.

31.8K likes, 1237 comments. “ creators usually have a financial interest in the divisive content they are creating.”

It's been a while but it's time to emerge with some FACTS.MEDIA LITERACY is the only way to combat propaganda and fraudu...
30/04/2023

It's been a while but it's time to emerge with some FACTS.

MEDIA LITERACY is the only way to combat propaganda and fraudulent claims purpoted as truth. One way: Check the sources.

This guy does it right.

757 likes, 61 comments. Check out Nick Powers's video.

We all have a responsibility to shake the table. Ethics come first. Bravo!https://www.facebook.com/102099916530784/posts...
08/11/2021

We all have a responsibility to shake the table. Ethics come first. Bravo!
https://www.facebook.com/102099916530784/posts/2571613159579435/

“The first time I was offered a journalism job in Nigeria, the newspaper owner suggested that I supplement my income with bribes. He told me: ‘I’m giving you a platform. Use what you have to get what you need.’ I knew then that the rumors were true. Journalism in this country was corrupted. There was no idealism. Reporters were writing stories for money. And even more damaging, they were killing stories for money. I didn’t want to participate. I felt it would be more ethical to just find a corporate job. But in 2008, I was given the opportunity to manage a new paper founded by Nigeria’s only Pulitzer Prize winner—Dele Olojede. The paper was called Next. And we tried to change things. We hired young people who were untainted by the culture. Half of them were women. We paid them well and we trained them well. Ethics came first. Accepting gifts was absolutely forbidden. Our paper survived for three years. During that time, we broke major stories every single week. We exposed all sorts of corruption. But we were targeted for our success. Our reporters were detained. Our board members were threatened. The government leaned on our advertisers, and they withdrew one by one. Eventually we were forced to close. But for three years we set the pace. We created a mold. And I believe we changed the media landscape. Investigative journalism is stronger now. Many of our journalists have gone on to start amazing publications of their own. The paper may have been short lived, but I know it had an impact. Revolution is too strong of a word-- but we definitely shook the table.”

(Lagos, Nigeria)

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