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Reporter @reveal covering immigration. Dodgers fan. Misser of the 15" of hair I recently donated. Seed saver. Occasional bead worker. Amateur cancer haver.

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    1. Aura Bogado‏Verified account @aurabogado Jul 20

      Me, an immigration reporter: “Por qué se fue de su país?” You, an immigration reporter: “¿Por qué viniste a los Estados Unidos?”

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    2. Aura Bogado‏Verified account @aurabogado Jul 20

      Me, when I notice an immigration reporter that actually speaks Spanish but talks to someone from Central America in tú instead of usted.pic.twitter.com/UqIc1oqNwO

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      Aura Bogado‏Verified account @aurabogado Jul 20

      Objectivity assumes we all ask the same questions. That never happens. Too many reporters don’t even understand how the way they frame their questions affects someone’s answer. And rarely consider the power relationship between US citizen reporter and asylum-seeker.

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        2. Aura Bogado‏Verified account @aurabogado Jul 20

          It’s not just tu/vos/usted. It’s what we ask: When we ask someone why they left a country, it allows the opportunity to explain what they’re fleeing. When we ask why they came to the US, they’ll often laud an American Dream narrative. You set the frame when you ask the question.

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        3. Aura Bogado‏Verified account @aurabogado Jul 20

          I’ve personally heard reporters ask an asylum seeker, “Why did you come here?” only to later complain that the person didn’t really explain the violence they’re fleeing. That’s because the reporter already set the frame.

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        4. Aura Bogado‏Verified account @aurabogado Jul 20

          Asylum seekers identify reporters as part and parcel of the US. Because we are. They answer the questions we ask — which is not necessarily the same as the stories they want to tell. Think through the frames you’ve used to limit the way your understand someone else’s story.

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        1. Jeff Reese‏ @jwr341 Jul 20
          Replying to @aurabogado

          Usted por todo la gente que yo no conozco.

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        2. em‏ @embzzzbee Jul 20
          Replying to @aurabogado

          This is a very interesting point on the use of language, the way we frame our questions, and power. Lots to think about. 🧐

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        3. em‏ @embzzzbee Jul 20
          Replying to @embzzzbee @aurabogado

          This topic area has always interested me as an attorney. While I am not an #immigrationattorney I’ve seen summaries of clients’ intake information & their factual situations that have come from pro bono agencies. The facts gleaned & language used during intake is so critical.

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        2. Ernesto Molina‏ @EMolinaF1 Jul 20
          Replying to @aurabogado

          Great topic. Although I'm not entirely aligned to the difference of "usted and "tu". In most cultures south of is reserved for parents, senior citizens and clerical authorities, with everyone else rapport can be built easier cut distances. But that's 2nd to the actual issue. 1/2.

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        3. Ernesto Molina‏ @EMolinaF1 Jul 20
          Replying to @EMolinaF1 @aurabogado

          The first question has a lot of empathy, "what's making you venture away from your home". The second implies annoyance at the fact the inmigrant also comes to the same place the reporter is.

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        4. Ernesto Molina‏ @EMolinaF1 Jul 20
          Replying to @EMolinaF1 @aurabogado

          That tone is widely spread in South Texas among immigrants regardless of time of their own migration: "why they also have to come here?" Most likely, same reasons as you.

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        1. Malcolm- Observer and Provocateur (Read my tweets)‏ @Between2lines Aug 3
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          Simple when you explain it all so well Thank you

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        1. Rocinante‏ @ramonferrandis Jul 21
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          This is why I'm critical of the "view from nowhere" type of reporting. It's an illusion. We all have a mental model of the world, it is finite and incomplete, and it necessarily was built up from our own point of view. This must be understand *and* acknowledged.

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