Suchergebnisse

Introduction to multicultural journalism -- The Obama and Trump years : the resuscitation of racism, sexism, and white nationalism -- Interrogating journalistic practices, part 1 : historical perspectives on race -- Interrogating journalistic practices, part 2 : gendered news practices -- Journalistic "ideals" and practices -- Current journalism trends : racism and sexism -- Alternative and feminist media -- A feminist critical reflexivity media model -- Pedagogical implications and conclusions.

This study examines the way that need for cognition (NFC) affects thinking about free speech issues. Past research has shown a large disparity between general support for abstract principles of free speech and willingness to apply those principles in specific situations. The results of this study show a smaller tolerance disparity for high NFC respondents; they are more likely to apply free speech principles in forming opinions in specific issue situations.