Rhianna Jackson-Kelso, Author at Ryerson Review of Journalism

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How journalists are adapting to the age of Trump, Twitter and fake news

Huntley talks comedy in the Trump era, the role of satire in political journalism, and how to write jokes about a politician like Doug Ford

Veteran reporters on alarming similarities between the two governments’ strategies

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