Join Leah Wright Rigueur, Ash Center and Shorenstein Center faculty affiliate and HKS Associate Professor of Public Policy, for an exclusive screening of National Geographic Documentary Films’ LA 92, which looks back at the riots that followed the acquittal of the four Los Angeles police officers charged with beating Rodney King 25 years ago. Following the screening, […]
Sarah Smarsh has reported on socioeconomic class, politics and public policy for The New Yorker and Harper's online, The Guardian, Guernica, Longreads and many others. Her book In the Red, on the American working poor and her own upbringing in rural Kansas, is forthcoming from Scribner. New essays will appear in Scratch: Writers, Money, and […]
Moderated by Farai Chideya, Spring 2017 Joan Shorenstein Fellow. Please join us for a conversation with author and journalist, David Gregory, moderated by Shorenstein Fellow Farai Chideya. The two will discuss their shared background in journalism and the media's role in keeping leaders of all stripes accountable. They will also address media's influence on public discourse and shaping […]
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