Challenging police narratives, questioning how we cover racial issues and the justice system, encouraging a more nuanced view of our culture beyond stereotypes -- Black Twitter has prompted journalists to change the face of news coverage. How can we take these lessons to Latino, Muslim and other underreported communities and learn to better engage, report and respond to the needs of people we cover?
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Speakers
 
						Tanzila Ahmed - Co-Host, The #GoodMuslimBadMuslim Podcast
											   tazzystar | http://www.goodmuslimbadmuslim.com						
 
						 Meredith Clark - Assistant Professor, Mayborn School of Journalism - University of North Texas
											   meredithclark | http://www.meredithdclark.com						
 
						 Sharis Delgadillo - Co-host of Latino Rebels Radio, LatinoRebels.com
											   laxaris | http://www.youtube.com/sdelgadillo101						
Moderators
 
						Dexter Thomas Jr. - Reporter, Los Angeles Times
											   dexdigi | http://whatupdex.com						
 
						 Tracie Powell - Founder, ALL DIGITOCRACY
											   TMPowell | http://alldigitocracy.org/						
 
							