Word: unafraidness
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...next few weeks, when he reveals his plans to deal with France's serious inflation (now 18%) and bring about his heralded "transformation of French society." But to judge by the Cabinet that Giscard trotted out in a chatty, informal television presentation, it was clear that he is unafraid of a wrenching break with the Gaullist past. After 16 years in power, De Gaulle's self-proclaimed heirs had come to view the government as their own; Gaullists held ten of the 16 Cabinet posts in the late Georges Pompidou's government. But Giscard named a renegade...
...some big U.S. film company. The volume of background music sometimes muffles the narration. The camera work and editing have occasional rough edges. But nothing detracts from the clarity or importance of the film's story. In a way, the film's roughness even enhances its politics; it seems unafraid to show itself as the product of labor, of a commitment to content over gloss...
Amidst the swirling uncertainties of the White House, one man pursues his remarkable rounds unafraid of the past or the future...
...Although I admire tremendously every man and woman connected with uncovering the Watergate scandal. I would have to say that Senator Lowell P. Weicker stands out in the crowd. He is so truthful and unafraid of criticism. Therefore, I hereby nominate him as TIME'S Man of the Year...
This bit of evidence suggests that the American public wants reporting that is unafraid of the local and national pillars of power, wealth an prestige. Americans want journalism that speaks to their local concerns while at the same time makes sense out of the complexities of national and international affairs. Out people want newspapers that at least try to describe and explain the baffling series of crises that have rocked our nation for the past decade. And, the pious post-Watergate self-congratulations notwithstanding, our people are not getting the kind of journalism they want, and need...