Sentence examples for challenging media from inspiring English sources

adding it "could be a huge step for challenging media sexism".

Citizen journalism sites have earned the most attention here, largely for taking the lead in challenging media taboos and criticizing Japan's press clubs.

She is seeking damages from Chief Mark Beckner; his predecessor, Tom Koby; and the city for barring her from publicly challenging media reports that suggested she was responsible for problems in the investigation.

In a withering conclusion, the NUJ said: "Failure to do so would represent an act of political cowardice, something we have experienced many times when it comes to challenging media interests".

Women are writing personal pieces about breast feeding, race, and class relations their own relationships with their bodies, challenging media, love, and, yes, feelings.

Liv and Maddie also is setting a precedence by challenging media to ask female celebrities more than just about fashion choices.

Eighth-grade health students fashion avatars to challenge media and social perceptions of beauty.

He suggested Labour's media image had suffered as a result of its increased willingness to challenge media empires in recent years.

The Conservatives kept up pressure on the BBC, while Miliband continued his seemingly popular attempts to challenge media empires, in particular Rupert Murdoch's combined might in the form of the Sun and Times.

Mitchell-Innes & Nash, where Mr. Gorney described programming as "intergenerational, and gravitating toward artists who challenge media genres," seems a cozy niche for Mr. Goldstein's provocative disregard for traditional image making.

By building the capacity for greater critical thinking among young people they can be encouraged to challenge media narratives and take a proactive role in shaping their own futures and the future of the country in which they live.