
Byline Inequality Matters
The editorial service I run has gotten less male but remains too pale.
The editorial service I run has gotten less male but remains too pale.
There’s no media bias in citing facts about Obama’s record.
Too many top economic commentators are drawn from a pool of talking heads and economists who treat the welfare of corporations as a top priority.
Poverty is not, after all, a cultural aberration or a character flaw. Poverty is a shortage of money.
Journalism is in crisis and it must be reinvented for its own good and for the good of society as a whole.
Cuba opens its doors to religion freedom, while the U.S. ignores all progress in Cuba and Americans continue to live vicarious lives through their TVs.
In a moment of increasing corporate control in the music industry, Jared A. Ball analyzes the colonization and control of popular music and posits the homemade hip-hop mixtape as an emancipatory tool for community resistance. Join us when author Jared Ball discusses and signs his book hot off the presses, “I Mix What I Like! A Mixtape Manifesto”.
HuffPo writers need not only a platform–but cash as well.
A string of high-profile blunders and trumped-up stings are endangering a key public and cultural institution.
Can journalists give the people the information we need to make rational decisions in elections anymore?
The former White House press secretary is right: mainstream journalists were “deferential, complicit enablers” in the lead up to the Iraq War. But Congress surrendered its voice and failed to question the intelligence.