The Chicago ed beat: Why do politicians fight back when teachers want to feel safe?
The Kicker14 Jan 2022

The Chicago ed beat: Why do politicians fight back when teachers want to feel safe?

Education reporters cover one of the most emotional facets of the Covid-19 pandemic. The political obsession with keeping public schools open during the latest Covid-19 surge does not match the desires of parents. In fact a recent poll shows that the less income a child’s household has, the more caution the parents express about in-person schooling. On this week’s Kicker, Tracy Swartz, who covers Chicago Public Schools for the Chicago Tribune, and Kyle Pope, editor and publisher of CJR, discu...

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Mathew Ingram on the downfall of digital media

Mathew Ingram on the downfall of digital media

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Gisele Regatao on NPR’s accent bias

Gisele Regatao on NPR’s accent bias

Gisele Regatao on NPR’s accent bias by Columbia Journalism Review

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Jelani Cobb and Lydia Polgreen on race, politics, and the media

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How bad will this get?

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Saudi journalists grapple with Khashoggi's death

Saudi journalists grapple with Khashoggi's death

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Brazil’s upcoming elections and the echoes of Trump in 2016

Brazil’s upcoming elections and the echoes of Trump in 2016

ON THIS WEEK’S EPISODE, CJR Editor and Publisher Kyle Pope speaks with Sarah Maslin, the Brazil correspondent for The Economist, about the country’s upcoming October 28 run-off election. Lead candidate Jair Bolsonaro of the conservative Social Liberal party is running a campaign that challenges reporters there much as Trump’s 2016 run did the US press.

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