The authors of the texts for this topic discuss economic inequality and indigenous issues in Canada. They both conclude that objectivity should be rejected as an ethical standard for journalists covering these issues. Are the arguments the authors give applicable to other issues? In other words, can you think of ways that objectivity should be rejected by media reporting on other forms of inequality in our society?

Reference- 1. Journalistic deontology in news coverage of poverty in the digital age - Why objectivity is bad when reporting on inequality ByJairo Lugo-Ocando,Steven Harkins

Book- Global Media Ethics and the Digital Revolution

2. https://www.cbc.ca/radio/ideas/connie-walker-on-how-lived-experience-can-help-indigenous-journalists-expose-truth-1.6307328