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Courage and conviction

14 Mar 2018

Fiona Jolly

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I'm a long time reader of National Geographic and it does me no credit to admit that I've never considered the publication's record on race. But the editorial team clearly has. I'm so impressed by the honesty and commitment they're showing in admitting where they've been at fault and dedicating a whole issue to the.....issue.

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National Geographic magazine owns up to 'racist' past by Lisa France @CNNMoney March 13, 2018: 8:41 AM ET As part of a special issue on race, National Geographic magazine decided to examine its own coverage. The results show the iconic, 130-year-old publication has a history of racist storytelling.

http://money.cnn.com/2018/03/13/media/national-geographic-racist-past/index.html

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