Journalism

37 Years Ago, A Female Journalist Won The Right To Do Her Job

Melissa Ludtke opens up about what she learned from her battle to get into MLB locker rooms.
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These Instagram Accounts Are Documenting The Refugee Crisis

Not since World War II has there been a mass migration this size, and never has there been one as highly documented.
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11 Award-Winning Photographers Tell Stories Of Life Across The Globe

Photographers from Brooklyn to Japan are represented in the 2015 EyeEm Awards.
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This Is The Kind Of Bullsh*t You Face As A Woman In The Music Industry

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How Most Major TV Networks Are Handling Footage Of The Virginia Shooting

"If you find these kinds of things disturbing, please leave the room."
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Slow News Day??? Why Yes, It Is. Thanks For Asking.

The answer to the question readers have been asking us for years.
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Sexist Job Ad Seeks Reporter Who Is 'Less Paula Zahn, More Zoe Barnes'

Let's just hope the prospective applicant doesn't end up like the fictional "House of Cards" character.
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Inside The 3-Way Family Contest To Become The Next Publisher Of The Times

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How Black Reporters Report On Black Death

By NPR Code Switch

Photos Show A Rare Glimpse Of The 'Real' North Korea

But do pictures ever tell the truth?
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