Robin Roberts Talks Student Activism & Shares the Most Difficult Stories to Cover | The New York Issue 2018

The transcript discusses the importance of providing accurate information and being open to criticism and praise from all sides. It reflects on the civil rights movement, highlighting the role of young activists and their impact on education. The speaker also addresses the cultural climate and the responsibilities of media figures in reporting sensitive stories, such as the MeToo movement, emphasizing empathy and understanding in journalism.

What does the speaker believe is a sign of doing their job well as a journalist?

• Winning awards

• Having a large audience

• Being criticized by both sides

• Receiving praise from both sides

What historical movement does the speaker compare current social movements to?

• The American Revolution

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Civil Rights Movement

• The Women's Suffrage Movement

How did a student describe their participation in a walkout?

• As a protest against teachers

• As a disruption to education

• As a way to skip school

• As saving their education

Who was one of the first people to speak up in the #MeToo movement, according to the speaker?

• Harvey Weinstein

• Michael Strahan

• Rose McGowan

• Terry Crews

What emotion do journalists often feel when covering sensitive stories?

• Indifference

• Empathy

• Excitement

• Frustration