Who’s a ‘mainstream Canadian'? And more on how today’s journalism can be truly inclusive. First in a series. [Editor’s note: Under the White Gaze …
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Under the White Gaze
Follow along this series of essays as Cheung unpacks popular news tropes, from “model minorities” to coverage of “ethnic” celebrations to the disdain of racialized neighborhoods until white businesses like craft breweries open up. If you’re wondering how journalists can strive for more reflective reporting, don’t miss this series.
When it comes to race, too many reporters fall back on tropes. [Editor’s note: Under the White Gaze originally ran as an exclusive Tyee email …
Each person reflects an overlap of systems of power: race, class, gender, sexuality, age, religion, and more. How can journalists reflect …
What are journalists really saying when they talk about ‘emerging neighbourhoods’? [Editor’s note: Under the White Gaze originally ran as an exclusive …
The effort can strain, but it’s necessary if journalists are to avoid harm. Fifth in a series. [Editor’s note: Under the White Gaze originally ran as …
A friendly guide to how to avoid slighting folks who run ‘ethnic’ eateries and what they serve. [Editor’s note: Under the White Gaze originally ran as …
An inspiring example is New Westminster. Perspectives were missing, so the city took creative action. Latest in a series. [Editor’s note: Under the …
Many say that doing so is itself ‘racist,’ so quiet down. Here’s why I disagree. [Editor’s note: Under the White Gaze originally ran as an exclusive …
Our series has invited journalists to look deeply at truly inclusive coverage. We’ve made it a free PDF. [Editor’s note: Under the White Gaze …
