It is our day. On September 8, the International Journalist Day is celebrated, a day to reflect on the freedom of information and expression that, especially, many countries still lack today. We celebrate International Journalist Day with the best phrases to reflect on.
The day takes place in tribute to the Czech journalist Julius Fucik, executed by the Nazis on September 8, 1943.
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The investigative journalist is often indispensable to the well-being of society, but only if he knows when to stop investigating. Theodore Roosevelt.
If we put the lights and shadows of what is happening we know that one of the challenges of journalists is to receive reality directly, reality generates conflicts before us and it is from that reality that we should not deviate, Juan Villoro
I am of the idea that because I started as a journalist, I am going to be a journalist until I die. And I must tell you that for me the decision to move from journalism to literature was terrifying. How to jump over a cliff and get to the other side! Elena Poniatowska
The difference between literature and journalism is that journalism is unreadable and literature is not read. Oscar Wilde.
Journalists like to think of themselves as advocates for people, investigators revealing how things really work, taking their dirty laundry out in the sun, and so on. And despite this, they do not report things like the ones you tell. What’s going on? In part it is simply an internalization of values. Noam chomsky
Journalism is the best job in the worldGabriel García Márquez. Phrases for the international journalist’s day.
The power to shape the future of a republic will be in the hands of the journalism of future generations. Joseph Pulitzer.
To practice journalism, above all, you have to be good human beings. Bad people cannot be good journalists. If you are a good person, you can try to understand others, their intentions, their faith, their interests, their difficulties, their tragedies. Ryszard Kapuscinski.
I am very interested in the progress and advancement of journalism, after having left part of my life in that profession, I remember it as a noble profession of unparalleled importance for its influence. Joseph pulitzer
If journalism is still a blind force, it is the journalist’s fault. There is no higher priesthood than that of the journalist; but, for the same reason, there is no priesthood that imposes more duties, and for the same reason, there is no priesthood more exposed to be less well performed. Hence mainly the immorality of journalism. Eugenio Maria de Hostos
