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Posted 1, May, 2013

It’s about making our coverage more complete, more representative of the broad experiences of people in America. By  Matt Thompson, manager of digital initiatives for National Public Radio, on Code Switch, NPR’s new project dedicated to exploring the nuances of race, ethnicity and diversity inherent to news stories. Read more about Code Switch and two other diversity-related partnerships at Poynter. 

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