Several years ago I wrote a column on faith and families to be distributed to secular newspapers.
Journalism
John Dart 1-01-2001
In newsrooms around the country, religion is no longer a dead-end assignment—but the media still have a long way to go before they get it right.
Bob Abernethy 1-01-2001
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
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.