Pulitzer Winner Shares an Unvarnished View of Journalism
Héctor Tobar was a featured speaker at this year's Mosaic High School Journalism Workshop.
We’ve heard these cautionary words before. But that doesn’t make them any less worth repeating.
At this year’s Mosaic High School Journalism Workshop, a two-week event held at San Jose State University, one of the visiting speakers was Pulitzer Prize-winning Los Angeles Times columnist Héctor Tobar. Here’s what he told one of the 20 participating school students in a separate one-on-one interview:
“You can’t go into [journalism] expecting to make a lot of money,” Tobar said. “It’s something that you do for the love of it, and sometimes those are the best things in life.
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