Inspired in part by Sharan Daniel's "Integrating Rhetoric and Journalism to Realize Publics" from Rhetoric and Public Affairs, this blog provides a space for students to explore rhetoric in their everyday lives.
Monday, July 1, 2019
Journalists around the World- Ezra Acayan
Journalists around the World- Ezra Acayan
Ezra Acayan is an award-winning documentary photojournalist based in the Philippines. His recent work has focused on human rights abuse and the war on drugs taking place in the Philippines. I will not be sharing some of his work here for some may find it extremely disturbing. Through his powerful pictures, Ezra shares the suffering and violence caused by the war on drugs with the world. His picture titled The Death of Michael Nadayo helped shed a light on the suffering "Amnesty International reports that this led to human rights violations, including extrajudicial killings by both civilians and police." He is able to bring people's attention to the devastating effects of criminalizing addiction by focusing on individuals and families suffering.
https://www.instagram.com/ezra_acayan/?hl=en
https://www.worldpressphoto.org/collection/photo/2019/37720/1/Ezra-Acayan
[2 Links, 1 Quote, 1 Photo, 120 Words]
Journalists around the World- Tanzina Vega
Journalists around the World- Tanzina Vega
Tanzina Vega is an American Journalist who has contributed to major newspaper outlets and cable news in the past. Currently, she is a WNYC contributor and the host of The Takeaway on NPR. The Takeaway is a morning radio program that covers current events and politics in depth. As the host of The Takeaway, she "speaks on issues of race, media, and inequality in the United States." In her daily show, she dissects breaking stories by having experts and other journalists to discuss the issues. She also welcomes questions and comments from her listeners on her live show. She is able to advocate for vulnerable populations and inform listeners by hosting this show.
https://www.wnyc.org/people/tanzina-vega-1/
[1 Link, 1 Photo, 1 Quote, 113 Words]
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