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Erin Hébert

@merylscreech.bsky.social did:plc:ismtvetck7isyvs3mk4apetl

🐊🌹 Cajun baby, union lady, journalist — helping build Pittsburgh's first news co-op @pittsburghprogress.bsky.social 🗞️ @pghguild.com @newsguild.org forever Writing about home and culture @ lecoeurafaim.com ❤️‍🔥

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Erin Hébert (@merylscreech.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 23 juillet 2023. Le compte a 933 abonnés, suit 825 comptes et a publié 418 posts.

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  • Deva Woodly@devawo.bsky.social

    Leftish funders need to invest in media. It is an obvious deficit & urgent need. To all the folks “strategic planning” about what to do with their money-here’s a flashing red sign 🚨🚨Media helps people make sense of themselves in the world. Give them options that aren’t feeding them fear or fascism.

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  • Nicole Bedera@nbedera.bsky.social

    And still, all of it could have been avoided if USA Today respected the experts they interview. They could have been one of the only publications to get it right *from the beginning* by platforming the concerns that sexual violence researchers had as soon as we saw the DA's statement.

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  • Nicole Bedera@nbedera.bsky.social

    After I posted this thread, I got an email from an editor indicating the story had been updated. They removed my quote and added new text about the developments in the case. I don't know if they ever would have done that without pressure, but it's something.

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  • Nicole Bedera@nbedera.bsky.social

    Once I found out about it, I contacted the reporter and asked him to retract the piece--or at minimum add an editor's note acknowledging the NYT reporting about how Jane Doe did NOT tell police that she consented to her rape. Thus far, the publication has refused to do so.

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  • Nicole Bedera@nbedera.bsky.social

    Ironically, my original interview with the journalist I spoke with was primarily about how "inconsistencies" can come from gender bias in investigatory processes and then be blamed on survivors. It was the inspiration for this thread--but none of these points made it into any USA Today article:

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