People of faith who complain about the religion gap in commercial television news coverage often try to explain it by charging that people running national news organizations are not well-enough
Journalism
Martin E. Marty 1-01-2001
Not wanting to lose all credibility as a populist, I want to risk my credentials by criticizing for once not "the media elites" but "the people." Those elites may have some anti- or post-religiou
Barbara Reynolds 1-01-2001
For much of the 30 years that I have been in some of America's top newsrooms, religion was treated like those klutzy galoshes our parents forced on us during heavy snowstorms.
Cal Thomas 1-01-2001
A Washington Post ombudsman once tried to explain the stereotyping of evangelicals by a Post reporter who described them as "poor, uneducated, and easy to command."
Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service 1-01-2001
I've been a religion reporter for more than a decade, and I still find that many misunderstand my title—journalists included.