Media Justice

My time at Brooklyn Co-op taught me a lot about how liberal democratic spaces fail to identify intersectionalities of exploitation.

The mainstream media is completely devoid of the kind of information a functional press is supposed to provide the citizens of a democratic republic.

In the city of Richmond, California, Chevron not only processes up to 250,000 barrels of crude oil a day — it also writes the news.

The candidates and the media have thoroughly corrupted the presidential debates. Our democracy deserves better. There's still time for a change.

US veterans chastise mainstream media for ignoring an account of how the CIA tried to block the Senate's torture investigation.

Corporate media executives know that four years of Trump will be incredibly profitable for network television.

If a mass murder committed by a white supremacist is not called “terrorism,” does the word even have meaning?

The business of ferreting out candidates' whoppers is booming, and no wonder.

As TV news approaches more moments of truth (and untruth) in the coming presidential debates.

We shouldn't just be demanding tougher treatment of presidential debate candidates.