Jasmine Mithani
Jasmine Mithani is the data visuals reporter at The 19th, an independent newsroom covering the intersection of gender, politics and policy. She also writes the newsletter Data + Feelings about being human and being data. Her experience in journalism spans outlets national to hyper-local, including FiveThirtyEight, National Public Radio, and South Side Weekly.
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Articles by Jasmine
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How to tell good LGBTQ+ stories with bad data
Concepts and methods to help you do rigorous journalism even when the data is tricky, Part 1
Posted onConcepts and methods to help you do rigorous journalism even when the data is tricky, Part 1.
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7 tips for data-driven journalism about LGBTQ+ communities
Concepts and methods to help you do rigorous journalism even when the data is tricky, Part 2
Posted onConcepts and methods to help you do rigorous journalism even when the data is tricky, Part 2.
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Guidelines for reporting on multiracial people
How to write about mixed and multiracial people, Part 2
Posted onPART 2 OF 2: When it comes to writing about mixed and multiracial people, it is critical to understand the historical context behind the terms, learn how to speak to sources and write about them, and examine any bias throughout the journalistic process. In this article, we are going to introduce guidelines for reporting on mixed-race populations.
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A condensed history of multiracial identification in the United States
How to write about mixed and multiracial people, Part 1
Posted onPART 1 OF 2: When it comes to writing about mixed and multiracial people, it is critical to understand the historical context behind the terms, learn how to speak to sources and write about them, and examine any bias throughout the journalistic process. In this article, we are going to review an abbreviated history of mixed-race people in the United States.
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