Abstract:Because some of the 22 American Indian tribes in Arizona define various spaces through clear laws and policies to control whether religion, culture and other private matters are accessed and reported, journalists have to 'EARN' access to any spaces if they want to avoid legal liability or other constraints. This applied research article outlines and explains updated legal requirements in Arizona and their practical applications for covering religion around the Pacific Rim. To 'EARN' access, journalists must 'e… Show more
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