After Party with Emily Jashinsky
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The Associated Press Isn’t Even PRETENDING to Be Neutral Anymore
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September 8, 2026
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14:34Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky reacts to the Associated Press Sports Editors creating a new award for “excellence in transgender sports coverage,” after former “Seattle Times” sports columnist Matt Calkins raised questions about the ideological assumptions behind the category. Emily argues that journalists should shed light on contentious debates rather than decide them for their audiences and points to remarks from Associated Press Sports Editors First Vice President Erik Hall declaring that “transgender women are women” while discussing the standards for covering the issue. She argues that the AP is presenting a highly contested position as neutral fact while simultaneously helping establish the standards followed by newsrooms across the country. Emily connects the controversy to broader distrust of legacy media, arguing that journalists could restore credibility by being transparent about their ideological perspectives rather than presenting them as objective journalism.
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