Navigating Journalistic Integrity and Diversity

This chapter explores the tendency of journalists to avoid being wrong, particularly within respected institutions like NPR and The New Yorker, and the negative impact of a homogenous newsroom culture. The speakers advocate for increased diversity of opinion to improve reporting and suggest roles that challenge prevailing narratives. The conversation also touches on the evolution of a specific media outlet known for covering difficult stories, emphasizing the importance of respectful discourse in journalism.