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To: bonnuss_in_austin who wrote (209805)	12/13/2001 6:17:07 PM
From: Jorj X Mckie	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

Well, 'Bonnuss_in_austin', for example 1. Seek out people from a variety of ethnic and religious backgrounds when photographing Americans mourning those lost in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania. 2. Seek out people from a variety of ethnic and religious backgrounds when photographing rescue and other public service workers and military personnel. Seeking out a particular ethnic or religious group for photos is putting intentional bias on what is being reported. The reporter should document what they see rather than go out of their way to get a specific angle. A test for the bias would be to change the wording a little bit. 1. Seek out white people from a Christian background when photographing Americans mourning those lost in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania. The reporter should neither seek out nor exclude any particular ethnic or religious background unless the piece that they are reporting is specifically about that perspective.