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Wednesday, 22 March 2017
quote [ Reading media reports of a white supremacist hate crime, one would hardly know who was the killer and who the victim. ]
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4321 said @ 1:13pm GMT on 30th March
There is a lot of racial bias in crime reporting. Take this story for example: it was a shame they included this convict’s criminal past, including his eleven arrests, and his history of violent assaults, although it's important to note that they corrected their error in short order.
At least they considered his death worth reporting.
That’s more than they did the case of the two-dozen white folk murdered by people of colour. An omission I suspect nobody is going to correct.
How’s that for “Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting”?
4321 said @ 1:14pm GMT on 30th March
There is a lot of racial bias in crime reporting. Take this story for example: it was a shame they included this convict’s criminal past, including his eleven arrests, and his history of violent assaults, although it's important to note that they corrected their error in short order.
At least they considered his death worth reporting.
That’s more than they did in the case of the two-dozen white folk murdered by people of colour. An omission I suspect nobody is going to correct.
How’s that for “Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting”?
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4321 said @ 1:13pm GMT on 30th March [Score:-1 Bad Pr0n]
There is a lot of racial bias in crime reporting. Take this story for example: it was a shame they included this convict’s criminal past, including his eleven arrests, and his history of violent assaults, although it's important to note that they corrected their error in short order.
At least they considered his death worth reporting.
That’s more than they did in the case of the two-dozen white folk murdered by people of colour. An omission I suspect nobody is going to correct.
How’s that for “Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting”?
