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Meritocracy might be a sham. But there’s no reason to think education is bad for America

Meritocracy might be a sham. But there’s no reason to think education is bad for America

by Hanna Liubakova | Sep 10, 2019 | Journalism in the era of "fake news", Social Media in Politics and Journalism

In December 2017, I graduated from one of the UK universities. Merely because I was an international, non-EU student, my tuition fee was much higher than what home students had to pay. I was luckier than many of them, though. I got a scholarship that covered the fee...
Truly American mass shootings

Truly American mass shootings

by Hanna Liubakova | Sep 2, 2019 | Homeland Security/Terrorism, Journalism in the Trump Era, Political Coverage

On Saturday evening, I was in the middle of dinner with my American friends when we heard that a gunman started shooting at cars near Odessa, Texas. Seven people were killed and at least 22 people were wounded, including a 17-month-old girl. Authorities have...
How western media would cover the Minnesota State Fair if it took place in developing countries

How western media would cover the Minnesota State Fair if it took place in developing countries

by Hamdi Baala | Aug 27, 2019 | American Presidency, Journalism, Journalism in the Trump Era, Political Coverage

As you walk around the place, you might wonder what draws hundreds of thousands of people to the Minnesota State Fair. It might seem strange to the outside observer, but this fascinating ritual has been going on for decades and its traditions are passed on from...

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