"NPR Senior Editor Criticizes Network's Coverage and Trustworthiness"

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NPR is defending its journalism and integrity after a senior editor criticized the network for losing the public's trust, citing a lack of viewpoint diversity in its coverage. The editor's essay, published on The Free Press, sparked heated pushback within NPR's newsroom, with some colleagues questioning his trustworthiness and others defending the network's efforts to diversify its workforce and sources. Former CEO John Lansing emphasized the importance of reflecting America's diversity, while current leadership supports engaging in rigorous consideration of audience needs.
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