
Conversations With Coleman The Strange Death of Journalism with Batya Ungar-Sargon
Mar 25, 2023
Batya Ungar-Sargon, deputy opinion news editor at Newsweek, discusses the shift from working-class journalism to elitist media, the influence of wokeness, gender ideology, and the consequences of tribalism and individualism. The podcast also explores the craving for divisiveness in publishing, misconceptions of calmness, racial belonging and pride, media bias and woke orthodoxy, use of puberty blockers, misrepresentation of bills and niche content, economic impact of mass immigration on black Americans, and the challenges of expressing unpopular opinions.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
The Dirty Secret of Publishing and the Craving for Divisiveness
04:03 • 3min
Misconception of Calmness and the Challenges of Birth Order
06:33 • 3min
Racial Belonging and Pride
09:21 • 10min
Media Bias and Woke Orthodoxy in Journalism
18:54 • 29min
Examining the Use of Puberty Blockers and the Burden of Proof
47:35 • 3min
The Misrepresentation of Bills and Niche Content
50:11 • 12min
The Economic Impact of Mass Immigration on Black Americans
01:01:48 • 21min
Overcoming Fear and Expressing Unpopular Opinions
01:22:43 • 9min

