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Archive for tag: survivor

22.052017September 10, 2019

Survived or Remained Alive?: An Imagined Interview with Babushka Vera

Survived or Remained Alive?: An Imagined Interview with Babushka Vera

By Sarah ClarkIn FeaturedTags anti-semitism, Auschwitz-Birkenau museum, authority, Babi Yar, creative survival, family, genocide, history, Holocaust, intergenerational trauma, Interview, Julia Dasbach, Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach, memory, oral history, poetry, refugee, remembrance, storytelling, survivor, witness, World War II, Yevgeny Yevtushenko

Julia: Is it alright that I’m writing about you? Vera: Well, I suppose so. I just do not understand why you would want to. And...

04.062015September 10, 2019

Rolling Stone and the Backlash Against Advocacy Journalism

Rolling Stone and the Backlash Against Advocacy Journalism

By Jessica ReidyIn FeaturedTags A Rape on Campus, advocacy, Allison Benedikt, bias against women in the media, boston, Boston Globe, Boston Review, Caryl Rivers, Columbia Journalism Review, columnist, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, exposé, feminism can handle the truth, feminist, fiction techniques, frat, gang rape, Gloria Steinem, good faith reporting, great campus rape hoax, Hanna Rosin, Harvard University Extension School, is the rolling stone story true?, jackie, Jeff Jacoby, journalistic train wreck, Judith Levine, Martha Nichols, media bias, memory, muckraking, narrative, narrative reconstruction, New York Times, non profit, nonfiction, Pope Francis, PTSD, rape, Reason.com, retracted, Richard Bradley, Rolling Stone, roofie frat, Sabrina Rubin Erdely, sexual assault, shitstorm, Stephen Glass, survivor, Susan Faludi, talking writing, The Missing Men, truth, unbiased journalism, university of Virginia, uva, victim, VIDA Count, When Reporters Value Justice over Accuracy Journalism Loses, Will Dana, women's review of books, Worth

It’s the tenor of the media punching show that got to me. I’m saddened that a story about sexual assault went awry—of course I am....

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