More and more people are calling out journalists for referring to "female" politicians--but is it grammatically correct to say "women politicians" instead? Here is our guide for journalists on the gender beat to be more inclusive about language.
BBC is patting itself on the back for the success of its 50:50 "gender" initiative--but is a gender initiative that defines gender as equal representation of men and women what we actually need right now?
European Parliamentary elections are upon us, and migration is a hot button issue. But many far right candidates are spreading lies and "fake news" blaming migrants for Europe's problems. Where can you turn for real stories? We have some ideas.
There has never been a more critical time to study diversity in the media. Apply to our MA programme at University of Westminster today to come learn, and influence how the media covers the most important stories of our time.
For the second time in the span of a month, white supremacist terrorists have carried out anti-religious attacks. They say they're inspired by 8chan messaging boards--so where are the calls to regulate and shut it down?
Social media companies are experimenting with AI technology to remove hateful content from their platform. But what about the white supremacists who communicate in coded messages, whose hate flourishes online?
Ten days after the terrorist attack in Christchurch, it seems that the power of New Zealand’s response to the religious hatred-motivated mass killing comes from its deeply rooted, politically well-articulated and media-supported ethics of care. Verica Rupar gives us her take.
European Parliamentary elections are upon us, and migration is a hot button issue. But many far right candidates are spreading lies and "fake news" blaming migrants for Europe's problems. Where can you turn for real stories? We have some ideas. 
There has never been a more critical time to study diversity in the media. Apply to our MA programme at University of Westminster today to come learn, and influence how the media covers the most important stories of our time. 
European Elections are upon us. Are the far right parties instrumentalising disinformation and hate speech to win seats? 
For the second time in the span of a month, white supremacist terrorists have carried out anti-religious attacks. They say they're inspired by 8chan messaging boards--so where are the calls to regulate and shut it down? 
Social media companies are experimenting with AI technology to remove hateful content from their platform. But what about the white supremacists who communicate in coded messages, whose hate flourishes online? 
Ten days after the terrorist attack in Christchurch, it seems that the power of New Zealand’s response to the religious hatred-motivated mass killing comes from its deeply rooted, politically well-articulated and media-supported ethics of care. Verica Rupar gives us her take. 
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