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Is Black Journalism Too Opinionated? Marc Lamont Hill vs. Raynard Jackson Showdown
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14:26Now PlayingIn this electrifying episode of NIGHT SCHOOL, Marc Lamont Hill and conservative commentator Raynard Jackson debate the state of Black journalism. Are NABJ and other Black professional organizations prioritizing opinion over objective reporting? Jackson, a seasoned political strategist and host, argues that these groups have a Democratic bias, while Hill defends their journalistic integrity. Join us for a deep dive into media, bias, and the future of Black journalism. Raynard Jackson is a prominent Republican consultant known for his conservative insights.
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