"A Journalist's View:" Looking Backward at Us, William Raspberry. 1991. <Tab/>Journalists are often the most opinionated and outspoken media figures. Since they are given a lot of freedom in their writing, their opinions naturally figure prominently in their pieces. Syndicated columnists are among the lucky few that get paid to state their beliefs freely; being published in a daily newspaper is a benefit to their careers that journalists do not fail …
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…in Looking Backward At Us; he is an extremely cool-headed, fair-minded individual who refuses to claim that his ideas are better than anyone else's. Being black, Raspberry's writings could have contained a severe bias; however, he avoids preaching on behalf of the suffering his people have endured and instead focuses on the positive lessons it has taught him. He does a commendable job of focusing on the issue, instead of on the opinions concealed within.