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catnoises asked:Do you think it is ethical for journalists to be open about their views on censorship and correct information? This stems from me seeing articles about the outrageous Louisiana voucher school curriculum.
It’s not only ethical but it is your duty as a journalist to speak truth to power.
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saksuds said:
I feel journalists are more informed than the average person on the street and therefore their opinions would help influence mine.
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shortformblog said:
Great answer
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