Canadian Media's Racism Problem
Under the banner of diversity, racialized journalists are told to bring themselves and their perspectives to newsrooms. But, according to writer Pacinthe Mattar if they bring to much of themselves, they get held back.
Voices of The Walrus · Accessible Media Inc.
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Under the banner of diversity, racialized journalists are told to bring themselves and their perspectives to newsrooms. But, according to writer Pacinthe Mattar if they bring to much of themselves, they get held back.
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