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I'm on the reporters side. But journalism in general has sucked for a long time. Example from the NPR story.

Posted by zunk takes things literally (aka zunkskunk) Jun 11 '20, 09:30

"Burris did not address an incident that occurred at the same time involving a white reporter who was allowed to file stories on the protests despite his own tweet disparaging a man accused of looting. *He was allowed to file under the disparity was pointed out by the union, as NPR first reported on Monday*."

The second sentence. I don't even know which word is incorrect but somethings wrong when I read it 5 times and it doesn't make sense to me. Seem true "editors" aren't important anymore.

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Secondly, the reporters work is good. Example from the NPR story. - zunk takes things literally Jun 11, 09:35 1
- You couldn't highlight a clearer example of "white opinion" being the neutral default. -- nm - Reagen Jun 11, 09:36
Under/until - Reagen Jun 11, 09:35

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I'm on the reporters side. But journalism in general has sucked for a long time. Example from the NPR story.

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