Journalistic Integrity (Wednesday, February 8 - 6th period)

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"All right. We've talked a lot about lines, and when to cross them," Rita said thoughtfully. "Who determines those lines? Is it always the subject? And what if the subject of the investigation isn't a person, or has no way of communicating their aversion to being profiled?"

She strolled around to sit on her desk. "Where does the reporter draw the line, really?"

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Re: Discussion - Boundaries

[mycanonhatesme]

"If the subject of the investigation can't communicate their aversion to being profiled, then how can the reporter really know that there's a problem? Most of us aren't mind readers. And in this day and age, if they can't communicate with the reporter, there's a good chance they won't even see what's being written about them, so there's shouldn't be a problem at all."

Chloe does her best to look innocent and sweet, not wanting to be turned into any sort of creature.