The Brass Check: A Study of American Journalism; Evidence and Reasons Behind the Medias Corruption,Used
The Brass Check: A Study of American Journalism; Evidence and Reasons Behind the Medias Corruption,Used

The Brass Check: A Study of American Journalism; Evidence and Reasons Behind the Medias Corruption,Used

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Turning his muckraking talents to journalism itself, Upton Sinclair exposes a variety of the news medias ingrained biases and its agendaserving corruption. Upton Sinclair became famous for exposing filthy and inhumane conditions in the American meat packing industry at the turn of the 20th century. Following these revelations, new laws were made protecting factory workers and their conditions. Sinclair afterwards became a figure for condemnation his personal life was scrutinized and subjected to spurious gossip and rumor, the cause being that the vast majority of newspaper corporations opposed his proworker, proregulation views. The title of this book alludes to a common practice in brothels: those frequenting these establishments would buy brass checks to hand to the woman of their choice. Sinclair draws a parallel between such customers and the proprietors of the media, who delegate the promotion of their political, financial and social agendas to journalists willing to propagate such ideas.

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