I grew up in a pretty Baptist area in North Carolina and my family’s heritage was somewhat of a secret, especially after 9/11, when hate based fear grew rampant in my hometown. My cultural background means that I know firsthand the struggles of marginalized communities. My family has faced discrimination because of our Arab and Jewish heritage. I have walked down the extra security line at the airport just because my middle name is Khaled. My family has lived through the economic after effects of racially motivated business boycotts and hate crimes that so many marginalized populations have experienced for generations. am1 green “We're slowly learning that no publication, no outlet, no entity is exempt from all the transgressions that we see happening within the industry and outside of the industry because it's systemic.” Ultimately, she hopes aspiring reporters who are watching the current reckoning feel a sense of relief in knowing that there are people within the industry who are fighting for change. am1 green These statements aren’t particularly novel or groundbreaking, though my colleagues sometimes act like they are whenever I mention them. The reality — one we live with even if we don’t like to look it in the face—is that reporters of color have long been emphasizing that there are systematic issues within the industry.In 2018, theColumbia Journalism Reviewpublished am1 green apparently decided against dressing up as those little foil packets oframen seasoning am1 green
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