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occasionally called "
muckrakers" informally. The
muckrakers pla**** a
highly visible role
during the
Progressive Era.
Muckraking magazines—notably McClure's...
- 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...
- an
editor of McClure's magazine,
where he
became part of a
celebrated muckraking trio with Ida
Tarbell and Ray
Stannard Baker. He
specialized in investigating...
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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...
- who was an
investigative journalist and
muckraker.
Adams was born in Dunkirk, New York.
Adams was a
muckraker,
known for
exposing public-health injustices...
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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...
- century. The
magazine is
credited with
having started the
tradition of
muckraking journalism (investigative, watchdog, or
reform journalism), and helped...
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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...
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several early major pieces of
muckraking journalism, but
Steffens later claimed that the work made him "the
first muckraker."
Though Steffens'
subject was...
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telephones installed in
station houses. In 1894,
Roosevelt met
Jacob Riis, the
muckraking Evening Sun
newspaper journalist who was
opening the eyes of New Yorkers...
