Inquirer Has Overwhelmingly White Newsroom and Its Coverage Underrepresents People of Color, Report Says

February 12, 2021

Anna Orso and Jesenia De Moya Correa, The Philadelphia Inquirer

The researchers drew a straight line between the Inquirer’s coverage and its deficiencies in workplace equity and inclusion.

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