"…American sociologist George Yancey in his 2015 book “Hostile Environment” focused on American media bias against Christianity and conservative religion in general and found its roots in the fact that mainline U.S. journalism is a self-perpetuating caste. If you are an Evangelical Christian or do not agree with the prevailing liberal and secular ideology, particularly on moral matters, you will be thrown out of the first interview when you will try to be hired by one of the mainline media."
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Massimo Introvigne, "The Anti-Religious, Anti-Cult, and Anti-Tai-Ji-Men Bias in the Media", Bitter Winter (May 2024)
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