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Covering Religion and Civil Rights: What We Got Right, What We May Have Missed

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In the wake of the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis and the Black Lives Matter protests that erupted in the United States and around the world, journalists are pondering how to cover seismic issues that include systemic racism, history and memory. In this workshop, how today's journalists are approaching these issues will be examined. The presenters will also look back at their years covering religion and civil rights in South Carolina to consider what they got right and what they may have missed as they wrote daily news stories. Register for events and workshops here: https://tinyurl.com/UofSC-CTE Like and follow us on our social media pages! Facebook:   / uofsccte   Twitter:   / uofsc_cte   Instagram:   / uofsc_cte   LinkedIn:   / cte-uofsc   ...more
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Encouraging Racial Reconciliation

16:14

What We May Have Missed

17:18

Kerry Butler

41:45

Should We Have Examined the Story in the Context of Systemic Racism

45:06

Final Notes

46:53

Final Thoughts

51:27

Civil Rights Protests

53:09

The Social Dilemma

58:46

Orangeburg Massacre

1:00:49

Do We Think that the Heritage Act Is Encouraging or Promoting Racism

1:01:28

How Can We Help Ourselves and Our Students To Be Better Consumers of News

1:03:29

Do You Think the Focus on Larger Issues like a Systemic Racism Could Damage the Stories of People like Washington Williams Could the Larger Issue Overshadow the Individual

1:08:44
Covering Religion and Civil Rights: What We Got Right, What We May Have Missed
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2020Oct 13
In the wake of the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis and the Black Lives Matter protests that erupted in the United States and around the world, journalists are pondering how to cover seismic issues that include systemic racism, history and memory. In this workshop, how today's journalists are approaching these issues will be examined. The presenters will also look back at their years covering religion and civil rights in South Carolina to consider what they got right and what they may have missed as they wrote daily news stories. Register for events and workshops here: https://tinyurl.com/UofSC-CTE Like and follow us on our social media pages! Facebook:   / uofsccte   Twitter:   / uofsc_cte   Instagram:   / uofsc_cte   LinkedIn:   / cte-uofsc  

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USC Center for Teaching Excellence

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