The letter was sent to top editors/execs at the NYT, WaPo, LAT, WSJ, CNN, Fox News, ABC, CBS, NBC, and more
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Ahead of Biden's VP announcement, a group of prominent Democratic women are urging news organizations to avoid "stereotypes and tropes" and "actively work to be anti-racist and anti-sexist in your coverage" (via
@axios) https://bit.ly/30BtWsX
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I saw the following tweet about 10 seconds after I saw this one and couldn't help but LOL:pic.twitter.com/QkDHbcl3kr
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Google Hillary and Super Volunteers and letter and see the shitstorm that happened when
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The bias was clear in 2016 when news orgs referred to 'Trump' or 'Mr. Trump' and always 'Hillary'. Even if that was her preference for her branding, I thought it seemed demeaning.
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Right. They’ll break down her outfits and criticize her demeanor, when they would applaud the same traits in a male.
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