Democratizing Journalism: A Non-Colonial Approach

This chapter explores the challenges of establishing non-colonial narratives in journalism, focusing on the representation of marginalized voices. Through the lens of historical contexts like the 1973 Uruguay coup, it highlights the role of journalists in democratizing information and the complexities faced under oppressive regimes. Personal testimonies and insights from foundational projects, such as the Third World magazine, underscore the importance of supporting democratization movements across the Global South.