Talk:Cory Elia

This page was proposed for deletion by Onel5969 (talk · contribs) on 31 January 2021 with the comment:
Not enough in-depth coverage to meet WP:GNG. What coverage there is would fall under WP:BIO1E.
It was contested by Jlevi (talk · contribs) on 2021-01-31 with the comment:
Contest PROD on BIO1E basis. It is common to consider coverage of an event and coverage of legal issues surrounding it separately for BIO1E judgment, which we see here. We also have coverage before and after the protests (see talk)

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Latest comment: 3 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

~~Protesters, press say they're getting hurt by Portland police~~ (KATU2, Jun 2020)
~~Portland Police Arrest 3 Journalists During Tuesday Protest~~ (OPB, Jul 2020)
~~Two independent journalists file suit against Portland police, county sheriff’s deputies and state police~~ (The Oregonian, Jul 2020)
~~Portland journalists risk injury while covering protests~~(Portland Tribune, Jun 2020)
~~Oregon Speaker of the House slams police action at Portland protest as 'unlawful'~~ (Portland Tribune, Jul 2020)
Fiasco fizzles at weekend waterfront protest in Portland (Portland Tribune, Aug 2019)
Portland police call Tuesday protest ‘riot,’ release tear gas on crowd, drivers (Oregon Live, Jun 2020)
Portland protests bring out hundreds to Proud Boys, opposing demonstrations Saturday (Oregon Live, Sep 2020)

Reporting examples:

Andy Ngo:

The Making of Andy Ngo (Jewish Currents, Sep 2019)
Portland journalist Andy Ngo speaks out, says Antifa behind attack (ABC9, Jul 2019)

Suit:

Multnomah County Jail Staff Still Aren't Wearing Masks, Despite County Orders (Portland Mercury, Jul 2020)
Reporters sue city of Portland, others after arrests while covering protest (Portland Tribune, Jul 2020)
~~Judge blocks Portland police from using physical force against journalists~~ (The Independent, Jul 2020)

Personal:

From the ashes, a revitalized Clackamas Service Center (Street Roots, Oct 2018)
Herbs for Justice: How Portland Protesters Use Cannabis to Cope (Portland Mercury, Sep 2020)

Jlevi (talk) 11:56, 7 January 2021 (UTC)Reply

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