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Color-blinded Inks
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a ray of light upon the transparency of a prism, ripples the aftermath of endless spectrum of colors. May it be pink, red, or green but one’s pen should leak unbiased and color-blinded ink. Presidential race in the Philippines for the 2022 Election is divided upon their own tainted histories and emblematic colors. Regardless to where the arrow points at the stop of the turning political color wheel, journalists should view the diplomacy with black and white, but not with a blind eye.
Sides of a Coin
In every aspect way, different perspectives are viewed upon a panoramic sight. Leaving no stone unturned, one cannot deny the variety of rectifying truths. Despite the renders of facts and deliberations of sources, it all lies on the ink that the pen spills. Tossing a coin gives two possibilities, same as to a writer seeking for truth- leaves the risk of spoiling reposition or validating truth. In every side, there are different versions facts and verity.
Rely on Liability
Different versions of truth can tilt the conviction of the prospects, but every eye couldn’t be blinded when it views what is right and reliable. Through the emerging notions of technology and the spreading range of spectral colors in politics, there is a way to burn the falsifying papers of the doubt.
Persist Objectivity
Writing color-blindedly doesn’t mean that your eyes are shut. As a journalist, one should aim to assist the reader in making their own decisions about a story by revealing only the facts and let the public interpret them on their own. Journalists must present the facts regardless of whether they like or agree with them in order to maintain objectivity.
Favorite colors don’t apply in the political means, same as to who agrees what, but it all boils down to what is true. Presidential votes lies on the hands of the people, however the apprehension of the mass reckons on the hands of the journalists. Don’t be blinded with the flickering lights of political color wheel, thus the pens should dribble words in black and white.
