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Jun 30, 2026
UT Prof Anita Varma on how to practice “Solidarity Journalism”
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Erika HayasakiHOST
And, you know, what are some of the key points that you organize your book around or teach when you are sharing this with your students and with other reporters and editors?

Anita VarmaGUEST
And I always tell my students and journalists that if we brought every definition of solidarity into any room that we're in, it would fill the entire room with all of these books and articles and ideas.

Anita VarmaGUEST
And so I think it's important to be specific about what this first word in this book is really referring to.

Anita VarmaGUEST
which is definition of solidarity, that it's a commitment to social justice that translates into action, where social justice is dignity for everyone in a society.
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Erika HayasakiHOST
But how do you think about the role of solutions or what we're supposed to be doing ethically beyond just presenting problems?