Journalism as Resistance
How to Fight Authoritarianism with Movement Media and Grassroots Reporting
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Summary
Amid downsizing local news, exploitative social media platforms, and the numbing effect of mainstream news cycles, acclaimed activist journalist Lewis Raven Wallace proposes an antidote: journalism driven by the social movements of our time. Journalism as Resistance documents the rising power of movement journalism, while also providing guidance on ethics and a theory of change for those who seek to do it themselves.
Wallace proposes 10 core purposes for movement media efforts, including
- Building archives to document histories in danger of being erased
- Meeting the information needs of communities that lack local news coverage
- Providing political education to help people identify and unearth the roots of harm
- Changing policies and practices by supporting prison journalism from the inside
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