Revisiting Journalistic Integrity

This chapter delves into the complexities of public trust in journalism, particularly through the lenses of race, accountability, and evolving ethical standards. It explores the challenges posed by bias and the oversimplification of narratives within the media landscape, reflecting on the implications of COVID-19 skepticism and political narratives. Ultimately, the discussion advocates for a more nuanced understanding of journalism that prioritizes thorough reporting and transparency over rigid adherence to objectivity.