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Perhaps the most startling segment involves media critique—specifically, the CEO of NPR, Katherine Mah, and her response to accusations of bias. When confronted about perceived liberal or left-wing slanting in NPR’s coverage, Mah invites critics to specify the stories they find biased, claiming a desire to "bring that conversation back to the newsroom."
However, a review of NPR’s recent headlines paints a different picture—one of ideological tilt. Headlines like "Nice white people can still be complicit in a racist society," "After Biden's debate, race remains unchanged," and "Arguments against trans athletes lack evidence" suggest that NPR’s reporting tends toward a particular narrative—and not necessarily a neutral one.