SSDD- Last Entry - (Center For Investigative Reporting - Reveal News)
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Posted By: Jason Breckenridge on December 29, 2023 Dear Diary, This will be my last entry. We saw it all the way through. For the whole month of December, we hit 22 organizations claiming to care about dismantling systemic racism or had an interest in social good. Sadly, only one organization was interested in the project/research. That's ok though. We knew that coming in. The purpose of this experiment was simply to put it out there... I will be continuing to send the complete denial diary and research paper to news outlets all over the world. You may even see the diary exist as a book soon. Here's the site for reveal news: https://revealnews.org/ Thank you all for reading! ================================================================================ Dear Mr. Letson, I am writing to bring to your attention a significant and overlooked trend in the sphere of systemic racism and the pursuit of racial justice. As an organization that empowers the public through investigative journalism and groundbreaking storytelling, I believe your commitment to unearthing original stories that hold powerful entities accountable aligns perfectly with the nature of my research. My work, documented in a blog entitled "Scapegoating Sanity: Denial Diary," comprises 21 entries detailing interactions with various institutions that profess a commitment to dismantling systemic racism. However, these organizations have consistently overlooked and ignored groundbreaking research that could catalyze genuine progress in this arena. Your mission to reveal injustices, expose threats to public safety, champion human rights, and shine a light on fraud and waste of taxpayer funds resonates deeply with the core of my findings. The Center for Investigative Reporting's legacy as a pioneer in nonprofit investigative journalism and your reputation for innovative, credible, and relevant reporting make you an ideal platform to bring this critical issue to the forefront. In a world grappling with a reckoning over racial injustice, it is paramount that we scrutinize the actions and inactions of those who claim to champion these causes. My research unveils a disturbing pattern of neglect and apathy from organizations that are ostensibly dedicated to fighting systemic racism. This disconnect between professed goals and actual engagement is a crucial story that needs to be told. Your expertise in producing multiplatform work and partnering with local and regional outlets could significantly amplify the reach of these findings, potentially leading to real-world change, from legal investigations to new laws and policy changes. The public interest, which is your bottom line, is directly served by exposing these discrepancies and holding these institutions accountable. I am reaching out to you in the hope that my documentation will spark an investigative endeavor on your part, one that aligns with your commitment to uncovering information that would otherwise remain hidden from the public. This endeavor could significantly contribute to better-informed conversations, policy changes, and community-driven solutions in the fight against racial injustice. Thank you for considering this proposal. The research paper and complete diary is attached. I look forward to the possibility of collaborating with your esteemed organization to shine a light on this critical issue. Kind Regards, Janga Bussaja If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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Jason Breckenridge
Philosopher, Self Employed Prairie View A&M University class of 2007 Member Since March 2023 |
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