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At the University of Nigeria in Nsukka, YJI reporter Chinalurumogu Eze details the stress of uni in a pandemic. Follow link in bio to read this and much more. #nigeria #pandemic #covid19 #africa #education #journalism #stress ...

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"History shows that when people are frightened, they look for an easy scapegoat." Read Hannah Rah's debut piece about making her way as an Asian American woman at the link in the bio. Illustration by Valeria Vazquez in Panama City. #racism #antiasianracism #antiasianhatecrimes #america #maryland #journalism #education #youthjournalisminternational ...

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"Most of the photos were taken in Yangon when the situation was not that bad. Then, everyone was going out to peacefully protest, but now it’s totally different.Not many people are going out anymore because the police and soldiers always crack down on the protests and terrorize the demonstrators and the neighborhood where the protest is held.Many people have died. They are also targeting the journalists and anyone who has a camera. I have to leave my camera whenever I go outside."Please take a look at this powerful work by a new student in Myanmar. www.youthjournalism.org/a-view-from-inside-the-myanmar-protests/ ...

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Pope Francis raised hopes when he seemed open to accepting LGBTQ people, but crushed them by announcing that priests could not bless same sex marriages, calling it "sin." That hurt, wrote @annalenawrites from Germany. Read it from the link in bio. #holyweek #popefrancis #catholicchurch #lgbtq🌈 #vatican #journalism #education #youthjournalisminternational ...

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"Master more than one platform," the great Pulitzer Prize winning columnist Leonard Pitts said, when asked advice for young journalists. Though it's important to be able to write, use social media and capture images, Pitts said no matter what platform is used, "You have to also master the art of telling a story." YJI students got a chance to hear from Author Leonard Pitts over Zoom this week, thanks to our friends at the Lewiston Sun Journal newspaper of Lewiston, Maine, which co-hosted an online discussion with sister paper the Portland Press Herald. Of his role in today's media, Pitts said, "I treasure having a voice in the ongoing discussion." ...

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