https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Investigative_journalism
"Ida B. Wells-Barnett's 1892 pamphlet Southern Horrors documented lynching in the United States, exposing in the pages of black-owned newspapers as a campaign of oppression and intimidation against African Americans. A white mob destroyed her newspaper press and office in retaliation for her reporting.[21]
Ida Tarbell's 1904 book, The History of the Standard Oil Company, exposed the nefarious practices and methods of the monopoly of the company, and led to its dismantling.[22]
Upton Sinclair's 1905 book The Jungle exposed unsanitary conditions in American meatpacking plants, and led to the creation of the Food and Drug Administration.[citation needed]
Nellie Bly, a pseudonym used by Elizabeth Cochrane Seaman in the late 19th century, famously feigned insanity as part of her 1887 undercover investigation into and subsequent exposé regarding the inner-workings of the Women's Lunatic Asylum in New York City. Published to wide acclaim as a series of articles in the New York World which were later compiled and further detailed in her book Ten Days in a Mad-House, Bly's revelations led to both a grand jury investigation of the asylum and increased funding for the Department of Public Charities and Corrections.[23]"
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"Ida B. Wells-Barnett's 1892 pamphlet Southern Horrors documented lynching in the United States, exposing in the pages of black-owned newspapers as a campaign of oppression and intimidation against African Americans. A white mob destroyed her newspaper press and office in retaliation for her reporting.[21]
Ida Tarbell's 1904 book, The History of the Standard Oil Company, exposed the nefarious practices and methods of the monopoly of the company, and led to its dismantling.[22]
Upton Sinclair's 1905 book The Jungle exposed unsanitary conditions in American meatpacking plants, and led to the creation of the Food and Drug Administration.[citation needed]
Nellie Bly, a pseudonym used by Elizabeth Cochrane Seaman in the late 19th century, famously feigned insanity as part of her 1887 undercover investigation into and subsequent exposé regarding the inner-workings of the Women's Lunatic Asylum in New York City. Published to wide acclaim as a series of articles in the New York World which were later compiled and further detailed in her book Ten Days in a Mad-House, Bly's revelations led to both a grand jury investigation of the asylum and increased funding for the Department of Public Charities and Corrections.[23]"
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Miksi nimenomaan feministin pitäisi olla jotain mieltä tutkivasta journalismista? En näe edes esimerkkitapauksissasi mitään yhtymäkohtia feminismiin.
Point?? 🤷
Tuota onko tuo niitä "sukupuolentutkimuslaitoksen" tekemiä puolueettomia tutkimuksia ?
Hyvin epäselvästi luen englantia. Aloittaja voisi mielestäni tehdä käännöstyötäkin. Työhön pantiin Aatami sekä Eeva kivulla synnyttämään.
Me feministit olemme sitä mieltä, että kyllä me murramme kaiken tutkivan journalismin. Lyömme faktan faktaa vastaan ja nuijan pöytään ja kirveen kantoon ja kiveenkin vielä, kyllä me femakot saamme kipinöitä aikaan.
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