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NYT: Israeli Bombing in Gaza Humanitarian Zone Kills at Least 19, Officials Say

New York Times (9/10/24 ([link removed]) )

This week on CounterSpin: Corporate US news media continue to report ([link removed]) things like Israel’s recent strike on the Gaza Strip that killed at least 19 people in an area designated a “refuge” for Palestinians, and to include warnings of a possible wider war ([link removed]) in the region—but there’s little sense of urgency, of something horrible happening that US citizens could have a role in preventing. We’ll talk about that with media critic, activist and teacher Gregory Shupak ([link removed]) .

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Apalachee School Shooting: Funeral Plans for Victims

Fox 5 Atlanta (9/12/24 ([link removed]) )

Also on the show: US corporate media have a similar "another day, another tragedy" outlook on gun violence. It happens, we’re told, but all reporters need to do is quote people saying it’s bad yet oddly unavoidable, and they’re done. We’ll hear from Robert Spitzer ([link removed]) , a historian of gun regulation and gun rights, about some spurious reasons behind the impasse on gun violence.


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That studied lack of urgent concern about human life—is that journalism? Why do the press corps need a constitutional amendment to protect their ability to speak if all they’re going to say is, “oh well”?
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