The Invisible Africa
Why have media portrayals of the African continent remained so firmly entrenched in voyeurism, cliché and indifference?
Matthew Amha is a Toronto-based journalist with the CBC who has reported on politics, international affairs, race, arts and more for the public broadcaster.
Why have media portrayals of the African continent remained so firmly entrenched in voyeurism, cliché and indifference?
This summer marked a reckoning on race in journalism that demands a fundamental reordering of conventional wisdom.