Considering that the Strib reporter didn't really know the terrain and had to write the story pretty fast and keep it short, it wasn't badly done. The pro-establishment bias was subtle for a Strib article: It was more balanced than usual for a strib piece concerning the NAACP. I'm sure there are boundaries for Strib reporters and they get to know them after a while. One sided reporting which reflects total identification with the establishment is evidently in bounds, at least from time to time (e.g., education beat reporter allie shah).
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