Can we trust the media to decide what hacks are newsworthy?
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Posted inPolitical Animal
So Far, Not Seeing the Triangulation
Clinton is aiming for some Republican votes, but it’s hard to identify what she’s sacrificed.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Savvy Analysis is Killing Us
Trump’s problems are about more than debate prepping and stage direction.
Posted inThe Grade
Seven Resources to Help Education Journalists Avoid Racial Blind Spots
These resources can help education reporters cover schools with greater cultural sensitivity and awareness of their own biases.
Posted inThe Grade
Education Reporters Heading To Chicago To Learn New Federal Law
It’s a mini-conference on the ABCs of the Every Student Succeeds Act.
Posted inPolitical Animal
The New York Times Savages the Clintons Again
There’s some context glaringly missing.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Will Trump Hotels Continue to Give Guests Free Newspapers?
He can’t be happy after USA Today endorsed anyone but him.
Posted inThe Grade
This Fall’s Big Story (So Far): Schools Denying Kids Special Education Services
It’s got everything: mystery and drama, size and scope, sympathetic victims, and bureaucratic bad guys.
Posted inPolitics
I’m (Almost) Glad for All That Blatantly Anti-Semitic Hatemail
If you’re not in the public eye, you should know that this is going on.
