Articles How an editor guided coverage of racism in the life and death of George Floyd Steven Ginsberg, national editor at The Washington Post, grounded a sensitive project with this question: "Are we qualified to do this story?" December 2, 2020 Carly Stern A profile of police victim George Floyd also explored the health toll of racism A Washington Post series examined facets of systemic racism, and revealed aspects of Floyd's life story that raise deeper societal questions December 1, 2020 Carly Stern #3 rule of pitching: Flyspeck your copy In story pitches, first impressions count November 20, 2020 Jacqui Banaszynski A master of sports journalism tackles a new writing challenge: narrative on Facebook Dave Kindred never intended to take on this project. Truth is, he didn’t even think of the Facebook posts he’s been writing as a project.But last spring, the walls began… November 18, 2020 Greg Bowers Writing past politics to a “female way of approaching things” in commentary In today’s deeply divided world – where relationships have unraveled over everything from politics to public health – Mary Schmich is a rare commodity: A columnist who can tackle the… November 17, 2020 Bonnie Miller Rubin “… a common appreciation for truth.” —Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin November 13, 2020 Tom Warhover A profile of one place that echoes all places How evocative imagery and telling details paint a portrait of a singular landscape that holds universal emotions and memories November 12, 2020 Kim Cross Challenges of sourcing, safety and reporting for narrative in China By her own admission, New York Times reporter Sui-Lee Wee doesn’t often break news out of China; her beat coverage usually follows the reporting of multiple Chinese articles about the… November 11, 2020 Kristen Chin Writing history as we live it It has become a common refrain in these chaotic times: We’re not just reading history; we’re living it.That’s always been true, I suppose, for anyone living at any time. But… November 10, 2020 Jacqui Banaszynski E Pluribus Unnerved —A fleeting headline on an Election Day story by the New York Times November 5, 2020 Constance Hale Previous 1 … 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 … 250 Next
