tepalpetal

You've made a career telling the stories of folks in Africa, India and now Latin America. Can you talk about your perspective on how race informs your privilege to ask, what kinds of protections you get or risks you face because of your whiteness, and how questions of race inform your journalistic ethics?

The journalism game seems to have gotten worse for women, more of a boys' club, more stuff directed at female reporters. What do you have to say to young women entering the field?

It looks that way from the outside; the demographic of who reports for the Globe seems to have slid back into more whiteness/maleness. That's why I asked, to hear from someone on the inside. Your POV is encouraging.

Not surprised at all. Thanks for the links.