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The organization upholds integrity and a commitment to tell underreported art stories. Staff value freedom to speak without fear amid pervasive bad-faith journalism and uncritical thinking. Leadership identifies core values as guiding principles and issues a pledge of action. The pledge includes speaking freely, standing for truth, justice, and equal rights, and opposing tyranny, racism, misogyny, anti-LGBTQ+ hate, and elitism. The pledge also commits to holding institutions accountable, championing art workers, teachers, students, labor organizers, community activists, and marginalized groups, and affirming art as a basic human right rather than an investment asset. The organization has maintained these commitments for sixteen years.
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