Doris Truong

Journalists need to take the time to be more skeptical of police sources, especially in cases with race components

‘Surge’ is inaccurate and dehumanizing. Additional details will improve precision.

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The public good — rather than the public’s interest — should be a prevailing factor.

How reporting is framed can engender compassion or lead to othering by reinforcing unconscious bias

Covering a complex topic that spans laws, beliefs and lived experience requires nuance and context

Equity and inclusion take intention, even for organizations led by journalists of color

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Jason Nguyen surprised Rosie Nguyen during the closing of the Asian American Journalists Association annual convention