Monday, January 22 • 2:45–4:00 p.m.
The Shop, 1167 Woodside Ave.
Many of our culture’s foundational stories have historically been controlled by white men. Now that women and people of color are stepping up to both tell their own stories and take the reins of distribution, what does the future hold for media and society? Join New York Times reporter Jodi Kantor, who broke the Harvey Weinstein story; New York Times opinion columnist Charles Blow; and Sundance filmmakers in a conversation moderated by New York Times: Op-Docs executive producer Kathleen Lingo.
Presented by The New York Times
Credits
| Jodi Kantor
Panelist | Charles Blow
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| Kathleen Lingo
Panelist | Garrett Bradley
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