Forty-Two Recommendations. The Press Printed the Two About Muslims and Asians.
A water project engaged eleven communities, from Jewish mikvahs to Sikh gurdwaras, and made 42 recommendations, most aimed at everyone or at the water companies themselves. Three national outlets cropped it to the two about Muslims and Asians and printed an instruction that exists in no document, never engaging the report's cost or evidence: the communities were the story that fit the narrative. The same week, 22 of 25 headlines turned a Home Office collection about housing, victims' rights and child safety into a rape story, without one offending statistic, because the state does not measure it and is in court to keep the nearest proxy unpublished. Both censuses published article by article.
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