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Very few people get access into the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House, and even fewer journalists of color do. In spite of the systematic attacks journalists of color\\u2014and in particular, black women journalists\\u2014 receive from government officials and the President himself, they have a responsibility to report for their communities.
\\n\\nMaria and Julio are joined by two journalists who live this reality in the briefing room: April Ryan with American Urban Radio Networks and CNN political analyst, and NPR\\u2019s White House correspondent Ayesha Rascoe. They talk about the behind-the-scenes of covering the Trump administration from within the White House walls.
\\n\\nITT Staff Picks:
\\n\\nWhy it matters to have journalists of color in the White House briefing room, via The Washington Post.
\\n\\nThe Intercept sheds light into the complex legacy of George H. W. Bush\\u2019s presidency, and some of issues overlooked by the media coverage after his death.
\\n\\nRolling Stone\\u2019s investigation on George H. W. Bush\\u2019s ties to the Nicaragua war.
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