Word: journalists
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...Japanese journalist Yukio Matsuyama criticized Japanese democracy as "feudalistic" in a dinner speech last night at the Faculty Club. But Matsuyama also said that American democracy's emphasis on confrontation has destroyed part of the U.S. government's strength as well...
Mary Yuhfil, a respected Asian American journalist, was referred to as a "yellow cur" and a "slant-eyed bitch" by Jimmy Breslin, a colleague...
Anarchists like Felix Feneon praised his work for its social insight, and a journalist in 1893 credited him with creating "the epic of the lower classes" -- a visual equivalent, as it were, to Zola, Balzac and other literary realists whose project was to record the "real" France, top to bottom. But there is no echo whatever, in Lautrec's paintings or in his recorded remarks, of the political ferment that pervaded the intellectual and street life of Paris in the 1890s. And in terms of sexual politics, the seedy, overheated rooms of Lautrec's brothels are not much different from...
Sanford Socolow, a veteran journalist with 42 years of experience, discussed the decline in competitive journalism during an off-the-record talk to an audience of approximately 30. In an interview before the speech, Socolow outlined his views on the changing face of the news media...
Stille, an American journalist with an Italian Jewish father, is largely content to let the wonders and terrors of his subjects' experiences speak for themselves. The result is a dogged but deeply moving addition to the literature of the Holocaust...