Journalismism

What, exactly, are people trying to cover for here?

If you're not mad at this point, you're not doing your job.

The pundits and politicians are fanning out to wish Trump well. No!

There's absolutely no excuse for throwing a colleague under the bus.

People have got to stop lying to themselves like this.

Society has progressed past the need for posh racists steering public discourse.

The message is coming from all sides: it's time to bring Black people into line.

Acknowledging that most of us are workers and workers can withhold their labor is a stark challenge to the status quo. It also doesn't happen all that often.

The Times' resident white savior has his heart in the right place. But his work falls short over and over again.

Rarely have the rewards been so paltry and the pitfalls so deep.

In the first edition of Discourse Blog's 'Please, Fuck Off' series, let's talk about the media's useless 'thinkfluence' industry.

Discourses with the New York Times media columnist.

The media industry's racism will only be fixed when the entire system is torn apart.

The media keeps using language that obscures the reality of police violence.

Not even death will stop the elite media from policing the boundaries of protest.

The New York Times hired a boss as a worker. It's not working out.

Gotta hear both sides on injecting yourself with Clorox.

There were a thousand ways to tell this story, and NPR chose the worst one.