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Karen Ducey

@karenducey.bsky.social

Photojournalist at The Seattle Times. Former Alaska commercial fisherman. www.karenducey.com

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Nieman Lab@niemanlab.org · 9mo ago

The broader global trend is unmistakable. The BBC is not unique in this struggle, but because of its scale and cultural importance, the stakes are higher. buff.ly/RnmP2Uc

After resignations at the top, the BBC faces a defining test: What does impartiality mean now?

The organization, like many news outlets worldwide, is caught in a bind, accused of bias from both the left and the right — and while in the past this might suggest a fair balance, in today’s climate…

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Karen Ducey@karenducey.bsky.social · last yr.

Beautiful photography and indepth reporting on this critical topic by @erikajschultz.bsky.social and @isabellabreda.bsky.social for @seattletimes-rss.bsky.social

Erika J. Schultz@erikajschultz.bsky.social · last yr.

WA state is in many ways a leader in efforts to combat the climate emergency. For the earth to run on power from solar, wind, with battery storage & electric vehicles by 2050, humanity would need a lot more mining. Today we published a ‘New Mining Boom’ photo page, linking the series’ stories.

Cascade PBS@cascadepbs.org · last yr.

Seattle photographer Albert “Al” Smith preserved decades of Black life from the '30s until his death in 2008: the city's jazz scene, swimming competitions at Madrona Beach, family gatherings. Now Smith’s photos are celebrated, but for most of his life, his work went under-recognized.

Al Smith: Reflecting Black life in Seattle

For much of the 20th century, the “on the spot” photographer captured striking images, from jazz clubs to boxing matches to community celebrations.

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