

Karen Atiyah
Washington Post opinion writer discussing the term "Karen" and its implications.
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Jan 29, 2021 • 13min
What Lessons Should News Organizations Learn From Trump's Presidency?
Karen Atiyah, Global Opinions Editor for The Washington Post, delves into the media's reckoning prompted by Trump's presidency. She discusses the challenges of representing diverse voices, particularly highlighting the marginalized experiences of Black journalists. Atiyah emphasizes the need for news organizations to reevaluate their coverage strategies and ethical standards, especially regarding racial justice. The conversation navigates the balance between accurate representation and the risk of sensationalism, urging a reflective approach in today's polarized media landscape.

Aug 3, 2020 • 23min
Who’s “Karen?” And what’s BIPOC?
Karen Atiyah, a Washington Post opinion writer, shares her perspective on the term 'Karen' and its cultural implications. Sonja Lanehart, a linguistics professor at the University of Arizona, dives into the acronym BIPOC and the evolving conversation around race and identity. They discuss how movements like Black Lives Matter have influenced language, the significance of capitalizing 'Black,' and the distinct experiences of Black and Indigenous communities. Together, they unpack the complexities of these terms and their societal impact.