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Ketanji Brown Jackson

Q: Why don’t journalists just stick to the facts?

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Journalists get this question—or lament—all the time from people who think the news offers too much opinion and not enough fact. More than two-thirds of Americans say they see too much opinion and bias in news. Hence the plea, “just stick to the facts.” Here’s the problem: Serving up just the facts can misrepresent the news or even create a false narrative.

Posted on March 24, 2022March 24, 2022 Media 211Q & A
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