Prejudice figured prominently in an analysis of more than six million news and opinion articles
In crafting a coherent, credible assessment of how Canadian media approach certain topics, we needed to be mindful that media outlets that have differing political leanings tend to use their own preferred terminology when examining a theme such as gender identity.
In contrast, terms referring to anti-Semitism are much more apparent in American news media. The topic of racial prejudice follows similar dynamics in both countries, despite their different historical legacies. The dynamics of gender prejudice are very similar until around 2016, at which point Canadian news media seem to have lost interest while American media interest became elevated.
Second, societal prejudice may have increased in recent years and media coverage simply reflects this reality .
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