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January 9, 2019 2:26 PM   Subscribe

RioOnWatch; community reporting on Rio de Janeiro's favelas gives it's opinion on the best and the worst of International Reporting on Rio’s favelas over the past year.
This work is as necessary as ever, as stigmatizing language remains pervasive—hindering productive conversations about favelas.

(Twitter) Best reporting: @HuffPost @guardian @theintercept @NextCityOrg @CityLab @nytimes @AmerQuarterly @business @OkayAfrica @ozy @jacobinmag @VICE @nytimes @TheAtlantic
Worst reporting: @AP @TheSun @AFP @TheRioTimes @DailyUrduPoint
Room for improvement: @Reuters @washingtonpost @TGlobePost
Congrats to @londonoe @domphillips @geofflevy @rayanhindi @frederickbernas @CiaraLongBrazil @mattyrichy @demori @carolinamourarm @Jollyxx @eirasyuri @delarabru @ggreenwald @shaunking @zoesullnews @greencities @DLBiller @RT_Watson @Kiratiana @Travis_Waldron
posted by adamvasco (1 comment total) 10 users marked this as a favorite
 
Thanks as always, adamvasco. Valeu!
posted by sphexish at 9:53 PM on January 9, 2019 [1 favorite]


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