by Bach Polakowski | Oct 14, 2009 | Michael R. Triplett |
The facts are relatively straight forward. A man is found dead at a space known for hosting “private parties” for gay men. It’s not clear how he died and no one seems to be talking. Reporters can’t even seem to figure out how to find the owner...
by Bach Polakowski | Jul 9, 2009 | Michael R. Triplett |
Journalists have difficult jobs. They are often asked to deal with complicated issues and unfamiliar questions. Such is the challenge for reporters in Albuquerque, N.M., covering a string of murders involving transgender Native Americans where two of the victims were...
by Bach Polakowski | Jun 16, 2009 | Laura Laing |
It’s not often that ordinary crime reporting intersects with mainstream reporting of LGBT concerns — unless the story is about a hate crime. Last week, The Sun reported the murders of two Baltimore women. Their decomposing bodies were found in their...
