Free Speech and Accountability in Modern Journalism with Michael Shear ’90
Автор: Claremont McKenna College
Загружено: 2025-11-14
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What does free speech mean in today’s polarized media environment—and how do journalists hold those in power accountable amid constant public scrutiny?
Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Michael Shear ’90 for an engaging conversation on the evolving responsibilities of the press in a globalized world.
Michael has spent more than three decades covering national and international politics. Before joining The New York Times, he reported for The Washington Post, where he covered local, state, and national issues. At The Times, he served as White House correspondent for both the Obama and Trump administrations and now serves as international correspondent. A recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service, Michael brings a unique perspective on journalistic ethics, truth-telling, and the importance of a free press in sustaining democracy.
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