476: What I Learned from Interviewing 9,000 Drug Addicts, Sex Workers, and Gang Members | Mark Laita
The Genius Life
Ethics in Journalism: The Struggles of Documenting Adversity
This chapter explores the ethical dilemmas faced by journalists when documenting marginalized individuals experiencing serious hardships like addiction and poverty. It delves into the personal sacrifices and safety concerns involved in this work, as well as the broader systemic issues related to homelessness and addiction in places like Skid Row and South Central LA. Through powerful narratives, the chapter highlights the complexities of their struggles, the societal approach to intervention, and the role of storytelling in raising awareness.
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