by S. Pieters, B.A.
Law Student, Osgoode Hall Law School
selwyn.pieters@utoronto.ca
Canadian Content
Diversity needed in newsrooms to better reflect society, forum told February 08, 2001
Black History Month Symposium entitled "Reporting on
Race Then and Now: The Press, Race Relations and Public Policy" February 07, 2001
Loose lips sink NewsNet anchor
Canada TV firm fires announcer for abusive comments
Dropped anchor supported in polls
CTV fires Newsnet anchor after she makes off-the-cuff comments that
minorities found offensive
CTV Newsnet Anchor Dismissed Newswire Press Release
This is CTV. You will not be funny Christie Blatchford
Canadian Race Relations Foundation condemns discriminatory comments made by CTV NewsNet anchor
Date:
Fri, 29 Dec 2000 08:42:58 -0800 (PST)
regards,
Media, Stereotypes and the Perpetuation of Racism in Canada
Journalists Primer: Racism in the Media - A Speech
Taking a Stand Against Racism in the Media
Racism still rife in media: study
Racism continues to exist in Canada’s English print media, study finds
Media, Stereotypes and the Perpetuation of Racism in Canada
International
Book List: How Race Is Lived in America
Reporting Race: Diversity Fatigue?
"Racial Profiling" in News Reporting
Investigative Reporting About Minorities in America
To write to the Ontario Black Anti-Racist Research Institute obarri@oocities.com
This page was Created on January 15, 2000.
This page is an attempt at exploring media images of African Canadians. It is an attempt to counter the negative stereotypes and to advocate for fair and accurate reporting of race issues.
From:
wayne spence
Subject:
Racism in the Media
To:
obarri@oocities.com
Hi,
I was very disturbed to read about the comments made
by a CTV News employee. I commend your group for
exposing her and hopefully this will send a message to
others with similar prejudices...
Wayne
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