Indigenous affairs coverage has been growing in recent years as more news outlets hire Native reporters, revealing urgent stories in Indian Country. However, the demand far exceeds supply.
Non-Native reporters can do excellent work by immersing themselves in the worldviews and stories of Indigenous communities, despite lacking the unique insights Indigenous journalists bring.
A notable story on blood quantum reveals its colonial history and implications for Native identity, showcasing the depth of Indigenous experiences that resonate with personal narratives.
Unique angles in Indigenous reporting, like how climate change impacts animals on reservations, show that even challenging subjects can end on a note of hope, reflecting resilience.
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