Among reporters identified as covering tribal governments, most work at a newspaper, newsletter or digital outlet

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April 4, 2022

5. Coverage of tribal governments: In many cases, a struggle for editorial independence

Among reporters identified as covering tribal governments, most work at a newspaper, newsletter or digital outlet

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5. Coverage of tribal governments: In many cases, a struggle for editorial independence
More than 100 reporters working at Indigenous outlets cover tribal governments
Among reporters identified as covering tribal governments, most work at a newspaper, newsletter or digital outlet

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5. Coverage of tribal governments: In many cases, a struggle for editorial independence

Among reporters identified as covering tribal governments, most work at a newspaper, newsletter or digital outlet

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