Journalism and Gender Tensions: A Case Study

Robert L. Duran, Ph.D. and Diane Prusank, Ph.D. (Westfield State University) presented their manuscript titled "The Role of Journalists in Mediating Gender Tensions: An Historical Case Study of Dorothy Barclay" at the international Gender and Media Matters conference hosted by Sapienza University of Rome on Saturday, Oct. 16. The research project analyzed the writing of Ms. Barclay who promoted a progressive gender role agenda while serving as The New York Times parent and child section editor from 1949-1965.