How often do you recall your worst experience? Is it something that creeps up on you at random times without prompting? Is it triggered by a scent, a word, or a picture? Do you dream about it? What is the catalyst that causes you to recall that which you would rather not? For me, it is an article from a local newspaper that keeps floating to the surface of my attention when I thought I had drowned it sufficiently. Paper may easily be destroyed, but the memory of what is written on its pages is not. Even more so when the composition is a patchwork quilt of testimonials, culturally relevant thought terminating cliches, and seemingly victorious outcome knit together with strong thread of bias. “ We take particular care in crime stories to ensure reporting does not perpetuate stereotypes, remove the presumption of innocence or pose harm to the vulnerable.” https://caj.ca/wp-content/uploads/Ethics-Guidelines-v2023.pdf I first stumbled upon this article several months after it ha...