Visibility as Resistance: How Zimbabwe’s LGBTQI+ Community Fights Queerphobia on Social Media Joyline Maenzanise October 12, 2021 Once dehumanized in local media, the LGBTQI+ community in Zimbabwe are now showing how human they are – through social media.
No facing away: Why India’s facial recognition system is bad news for minorities Aishwarya Jagani September 28, 2021 Facial recognition technology is severely limited by racial and gender bias. As India seeks to build one of the world’s largest facial databases, activists fear the impact for minorities beyond black and white.
Black Prisoners’ Caucus: How an incarcerated man works for restorative justice and racial equity Michael J. Moore September 14, 2021 In Washington state, a long tradition of prison activism is being continued by Vincent “Tank” Sherill, inmate at Monroe Correctional Facility
Why Visa Privilege is a Press Freedom Issue Tina Lee July 5, 2021 Being able to leave your country is an indispensable professional necessity for journalists – wherever they are based.
10 Years NSU – It’s Not Enough To Be “Color-blind” Hostwriter February 6, 2020 Lesson learned from the NSU media failure in Germany: If journalists want to report equitable and fair, they need to investigate their own bias.