Cultural journalism is a branch of journalism that focuses on reporting and critique of cultural events, trends, and issues. This includes coverage of arts, literature, music, theater, film, and other forms of cultural expression. Cultural journalists analyze and interpret cultural phenomena, providing insights into the significance and impact of various cultural practices on society. They often explore how culture intersects with identity, politics, and social norms, and they may engage with diverse voices and perspectives within the cultural landscape. The goal of cultural journalism is to inform and provoke thought among audiences about the role of culture in everyday life, celebrating creativity while also critiquing cultural institutions and practices.
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