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A moderated panel discussion on how race issues are reported in the news was held virtually Thursday.
Credit: KFMB Published: 8:55 PM PST February 3, 2021 Updated: 12:35 PM PST February 4, 2021
SAN DIEGO As we continue our commitment to amplifying Black voices, News 8 s LaMonica Peters took part in a panel discussion about how to improve media coverage of minority communities.
A moderated panel discussion on how race issues are reported in the news and the importance of minority perspectives was held virtually Thursday via zoom, hosted by the Coronado Public Library.
In addition to News 8’s LaMonica Peters, the panelists also included Laura Castañeda of the San Diego Union-Tribune and Max Rivlin-Nadler of KPBS who shared their perspectives on how we can improve media coverage of minorities in a talk moderated by Dr. Dean Nelson of Point Loma Nazarene University.