The phrase "activist journalism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a style of journalism that aims to promote social change or advocate for specific causes.
Example: "The documentary showcased the impact of activist journalism in raising awareness about climate change and influencing public policy."
Alternatives: "advocacy journalism" or "cause-driven journalism".
That's activist journalism".
I hate activist journalism.
In many ways, the ISS shared African-American newspapers' tradition of activist journalism.
There is a deeper question here, too: Is it possible to reinvigorate "activist journalism," in the tradition of great muckrakers like Ida Tarbell and Lincoln Steffens?
Be aware of the potential consequences of this type of activist journalism and protect yourself as best you can.
Activist journalism carries with it a need to be conscious of the use of language and its hidden meanings or ability to shape readers' understandings.
Michael Pollan, food author, activist and journalism professor, wrote this week's cover story about the organisms with which we share our bodies — and how we're dependent on them.
Rather, many of the wrongfully convicted were freed with outside help, including dedicated lawyers, activists and journalism students, despite the best efforts of certain judges and prosecutors to block crucial exculpatory evidence and put them to death.
During the closing half of the 1890s, Hearst in New York pursued an activist vision of journalism, a typology he called "the journalism of action".
Substantial sections of this book deal not with Mr. Greenwald's relationship with Mr. Snowden and the N.S.A., but with his combative view of "the establishment media," which he has denounced for "glaring subservience to political power" and to which he condescends as inferior to his more activist kind of journalism.
Although you get the sense Frenzel has over-stretched his definition of tourism – he includes journalism, activist travelling and academic fieldwork within it – Slumming It is a well-argued case for building political projects out of what we have in common, rather than being immobilised by cultural difference.
