Erik Slaven, the former editor of Stars and Stripes, a publication that has historically served American military personnel, was recently dismissed from his position. His removal, along with that of the newspaper's publisher and a reporter, has raised questions regarding the future of the publication. Stars and Stripes receives partial funding from the Pentagon but is designed to operate independently from military censorship and control. Slaven appeared on PBS NewsHour to discuss the circumstances surrounding his dismissal.
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Editor of Stars and Stripes Discusses Dismissal Amid Concerns of Censorship
Erik Slaven, the former editor of Stars and Stripes, was recently fired, prompting discussions about the publication's future and concerns over censorship. The newspaper, which has historically served American troops, is partially funded by the Pentagon but is intended to operate free from military control.
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