A new report calls out a media driven by what the public wants to know, rather than what it needs to know.

There’s more at stake than your favorite TV show.

"A Dalit woman reporter will fight for more stories about marginalized communities because she's most likely dealt with the same issues herself."

“Murder is really the highest form of censorship," says a researcher for the report by the Committee to Protect Journalists.

When courts keep the media from covering sexual assault and harassment cases, they prioritize the reputations of the accused over transparency.

Gamers are upset that the female protagonist in a game about the zombie apocalypse looks 'unrealistic.'

Media coverage of the actress's 'Mr. India' statement is just the latest example in a long history of dismissing women's anger as petulance.

In the era of fake news, an inability to distinguish between the two has real-world implications.

The reporting choice exemplifies how we devalue women's achievements by crediting their accomplishments and identities to the men in their lives.

Lilly ‘Superwoman’ Singh used the debut episode of her late-night show to comment on the media's attempts to laud progress by reducing her to sexuality and skin color.

By not exploring the 'why' behind the sexual violence, the media distances rape from societal realities.