Who tells your story? The media hold the narrative for marginalized people, for better or worse. The word “carjacking” written in print got swept into a ’90s narrative about black American life.
From WDET, here’s episode 2 of Created Equal: Jacking the Media.
Listen to Episode 1, The Kiss.
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Created Equal: Jacking the Media (Episode 2)
by Stephen Henderson, Laura Weber-Davis and A.D. Quig, Injustice Watch
December 15, 2016
