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Category: Diversity Essay Series

Diversity Essay Series

Diversity Essay: Comparing Themes in “3/5 of a Man” and “The 1619 Project”

12 Dec 2022
FLOYD McKISSICK’S 3/5 OF A MAN ADDRESSED SIMILAR THEMES OF RACISM AND SLAVERY’S LEGACY A HALF CENTURY BEFORE NIKOLE HANNAH-JONES’ THE 1619 PROJECT In two books published 50 years apart,…
Diversity Essay Series

Diversity Essay: Beyond the Masthead

28 Nov 202221 Nov 2022
Searching the Archives for Hidden Women Newsroom Leaders Marjory Adams came to the Boston Globe in 1919 and spent the next year as the only woman on the graveyard shift,…
Diversity Essay Series

Diversity Essay: “Superstitious”— How to Erase People from the National Historical Narrative

31 Oct 202228 Oct 2022
We invoke language and symbols buried in our subconscious to declare who belongs among us as equals and whom we shall discriminate against. In the nineteenth century, one word in…
Diversity Essay Series

Diversity Essay: How a ‘zap’ campaign helped gay people enter the news dialogue

11 Oct 2022
October is LGBT History Month When Mark Segal was young, he rarely opened a newspaper or turned on the TV and encountered depictions of someone like him. “I grew up…
Diversity Essay Series

Diversity Essay: The Jewish weekly ‘Jüdische Rundschau’ during the First World War

12 Sep 202211 Sep 2022
In March 1915, the Jüdische Rundschau (Jewish Review) reflected on the role of the German-Jewish press in wartime: It is able to hold the Jewish community together, to inform about…
Diversity Essay Series

Diversity Essay: A Case Study of Woman Citizen

15 Aug 202212 Aug 2022
The Press as a Vehicle for Activism, Identity Formation, and Community This essay explores how women, shut out of the public sphere, utilized print publications to garner support for their…
Diversity Essay Series

Diversity Essay: Leonora Raines and Cecil Dorrian Cover the Great War (1914–1919)

25 Jul 202213 Jul 2022
“Barred from Firing Line, Harried by Censors, Must Even Have Pass to Leave Town” In the spring of 1915, American war correspondent Leonora Raines visited Western front battlefields as the…
Diversity Essay Series

Diversity Essay: The Women’s Pages at American Black Newspapers

27 Jun 20223 Jun 2022
The “most radical advice columnist” of the 1920s could be found in the women’s pages of the prominent Black Chicago Defender newspaper. Few topics were off limits for “Princess Mysteria.”[i]…
Diversity Essay Series

Diversity Essay: Fifty Years of Newsroom Organizing

31 May 202227 May 2022
In March 2022, employees at Condé Nast made headlines when they announced that they were unionizing.[i] The proposed Condé Union will cover over 500 workers at a range of influential…
Diversity Essay Series

Diversity Essay: From History to Multicultural History

2 May 20222 May 2022
Raising the bar for DEI competency in journalism graduates Based on the most recent decennial review of its standards, the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (ACEJMC)…

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Southeast Missouri State University
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University of North Carolina at Asheville
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