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Thomas Chatterton Williams' "Summer of Our Discontent"

If Books Could Kill

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Navigating Media Polarization

This chapter examines the concept of moral clarity in media discourse, particularly through the lens of a controversial op-ed by Tom Cotton published in 2020. It critiques the ensuing backlash and the broader implications for free speech, journalistic ethics, and media representation amidst growing political polarization. The discussion reveals the complexities of navigating dissenting opinions and the challenges faced by journalists in addressing public outrage and maintaining editorial responsibility.

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