- The
muckrakers were reform-minded journalists, writers, and
photographers in the
Progressive Era in the
United States (1890s–1920s) who
claimed to expose...
- The
Muckrakers were a rock band from Louisville,
Kentucky formed in 1997. This band has been
inactive since 2009, but they
released two
albums in the 2010s...
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candidate John Kerry.
McChesney and
Nichols compare the site's
style to the
muckraking of
Upton Sinclair. The more
social aspects of the site,
which invite crowdsourcing...
- 1936) was an
American investigative journalist and one of the
leading muckrakers of the
Progressive Era in the
early 20th century. He
launched a series...
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investigative journalism reporting;
muckrakers often worked to
expose social ills and
corporate and
political corruption.
Muckraking magazines–notably McClure's–took...
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regional magazine, is also
headquartered in Austin. The
Texas Observer, a
muckraking biw****ly
political magazine, has been
based in
Austin for over five decades...
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listing No.
Title Writer(s)
Length 1. "Elbow" Stu
Mackenzie 2:40 2. "
Muckraker"
Mackenzie 3:00 3. "Nein"
Mackenzie 2:52 4. "12 Bar Bruise" Mackenzie...
- time when the
public had
become aroused to
hazards in the
marketplace by
muckraking journalists like
Upton Sinclair, and
became part of a
general trend for...
- Historiography.
Journal of
Modern History 58, pp. 43–94. The
classic "
muckraking"
essay on the
myths of Venice. Hanlon,
Gregory (1997). The
Twilight of...
- (September 26, 1874 –
November 3, 1940) was an
American sociologist and
muckraker photographer. His
photographs were
instrumental in
bringing about the...
