Issue Area: Youth
Pope Gets Pass on Church Abuse History: Media overlook Benedict’s record of downplaying the issue (July/August 2008) By
Perilous Reporting: The risks of writing about child porn laws (January/February 2007) By
The Smell of Success: After 10 years of 'welfare reform,' ignoring the human impact (November/December 2006) By
Perilous Reporting: The risks of writing about child porn laws (January/February 2007) By
The Smell of Success: After 10 years of 'welfare reform,' ignoring the human impact (November/December 2006) By
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Stossel’s "Stupid" Schools: A beginner’s course in deceptive reporting (May/June 2006) By and
Raving Junk: Few outlets dissent from the latest teen-drug hysterias (November /December 2000) By
Drive-By Journalism: Rolling Stone's glam-crime reports misrepresent young people--and America's violence problem (January/February 1999) By
Superscapegoating: Teen "superpredators" hype set stage for draconian legislation (January/February 1998) By
Wild in Deceit: Why "Teen Violence" is Poverty Violence in Disguise (March/April 1996) By
Invasion of the Magazine Snatchers: The Sassy/'Teen Merger: (November/December 1995) By
Teaching Censorship: High School Journalism in the Post-Hazelwood Era (March/April 1994) By
Bashing Youth: Media Myths About Teenagers (March/April 1994) By
Fear of a Rap Planet: Rappers Face Media Double Standard (March/April 1994) By and
How Seventeen Undermines Young Women (January/February 1993) By
TV in the Classroom: News or Nikes? (September/October 1991) By
Stossel’s "Stupid" Schools: A beginner’s course in deceptive reporting (May/June 2006) By and
Raving Junk: Few outlets dissent from the latest teen-drug hysterias (November /December 2000) By
Drive-By Journalism: Rolling Stone's glam-crime reports misrepresent young people--and America's violence problem (January/February 1999) By
Superscapegoating: Teen "superpredators" hype set stage for draconian legislation (January/February 1998) By
Wild in Deceit: Why "Teen Violence" is Poverty Violence in Disguise (March/April 1996) By
Invasion of the Magazine Snatchers: The Sassy/'Teen Merger: (November/December 1995) By
Teaching Censorship: High School Journalism in the Post-Hazelwood Era (March/April 1994) By
Bashing Youth: Media Myths About Teenagers (March/April 1994) By
Fear of a Rap Planet: Rappers Face Media Double Standard (March/April 1994) By and
How Seventeen Undermines Young Women (January/February 1993) By
TV in the Classroom: News or Nikes? (September/October 1991) By
