Bob Woodward, 2017
Bob Woodward on reporting as a disciplined search for the best evidence available.
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Bob Woodward on reporting as a disciplined search for the best evidence available.
Ethel Payne on using access to press a president for action against segregation in interstate travel.
Bill Kovach on the value of verified public-interest reporting when uncertainty and danger rise.
Ida B. Wells on using documented truth to expose violence, challenge propaganda, and demand public accountability.
Edward R. Murrow on protecting dissent, demanding evidence, and resisting accusation as a substitute for proof.
James Baldwin on confronting difficult realities as the necessary beginning of meaningful change.
Malala Yousafzai on education as a force for change—and the policies required to make that promise real.
George Orwell on why liberty protects unwelcome speech—and why publication still requires evidence and judgment.