TED: Don't misrepresent Africa | Leslie Dodson

The video discusses the ethics of seeing in journalism, highlighting the challenges faced by journalists and NGOs in portraying developing countries. It explores the boundaries between research and reporting, the use of imagery and stereotypes, and ethical considerations in media. The speaker reflects on the impact of NGO imagery on narratives and the importance of rights and representation. The video concludes with a call for an altered ethic of seeing in media.

What is the significance of the phrase 'ethics of seeing' in the context of this discussion?

What are the implications of 'checkbook journalism' as discussed in the text?

Reflect on the portrayal of gender in narratives of poverty as mentioned in the text.

How does the speaker suggest we can sharpen our insights about developing countries?