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Author: Shealeigh Voitl

Shealeigh Voitl is a recent graduate of North Central College, where she studied journalism. She is a research associate with Project Censored and a contributor to State of the Free Press 2022, the Project’s most recent yearbook.
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‘The News That Didn’t Make the News’: How the Media Ignores Important Stories About Gender Violence and Inequity

Steve Macek and Shealeigh Voitl

News coverage of women by the nation’s most prominent news outlets is consistently skin deep and fleeting. The establishment press should stop treating women merely as spectacle, novelty or eye-candy and begin taking women and gender issues seriously.

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