✏️🛠️ What Does it Mean to Report With an Anti-Oppression Lens?
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When I was in journalism school, they really hounded into us to think about objectivity and not having any bias. And the truth is, it is a deeply biased world. No matter who we are, what we’ve experienced, we are showing up to everything we do with implicit bias.
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