Jonathan Taplin is quoted in an article about the prospect of breaking up big tech firms.
The Hollywood Reporter covers the Times’s Up movement and Stacy Smith teaming up to create the CRITICAL database for critics from underrepresented groups.
An article in the Guardian cites a study by the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on the disparity in the number of male and female film reviewers. See also: The Wrap.
CNET quotes Karen North in an article about Facebook’s response to fake news accounts.
The Bookseller noted that Picador would be publishing Channing Joseph's upcoming book The House of Swann: Where Slaves Became Queens.
CGTN America quoted Gordon Stables and Vince Gonzales in a piece on rising enrollments at journalism schools.
An article in Refinery29 about the low number of women composers in the film and TV industries references the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative.
León Krauze writes an opinion piece for the Washington Post on the next president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
Karen North was quoted in an article in The Hill, commenting on how the political stances of restaurants can play out on their Yelp profiles.
The Los Angeles Times quoted Taj Frazier about Kendrick Lamar winning the Pulitzer Prize for music.
The New Yorker reviewed the book Double Vision: The Photography of George Rodriguez, for which Josh Kun wrote an introductory essay.
Yahoo! News quoted Lisa Pecot-Hébert on the importance of intersectionality in feminism.