The MSU School of Journalism Bias Busters break new ground with 24th book on ‘People who Stutter’
MSU’s award-winning Bias Busters series, which has enriched communities for many years, breaks new ground with a book on ‘People who Stutter’ …
Articles by Joe Grimm
Joe Grimm is Editor-In-Residence and Professor at MSU School of Journalism. Along with students in his Bias Busters classes, he developed the popular series of 100 Questions & Answers guides to cultural competence.
Jewish & Chaldean solidarity: Publishing good news with all of our neighbors, encouraging friendship even in tragic times
Journalists around the world are reporting on the cooperation between Jewish and Iraqi-Christian communities after Michigan terrorist attack. …
LGBTQ+: Bias Busters ‘answer the questions everyone’s asking’
MSU School of Journalism Bias Busters’ Joe Grimm explains why his students’ books explaining gender and sexuality are so important today. …
Police and ICE: Bias Busters ‘answer the questions everyone’s asking’
MSU School of Journalism Bias Busters’ Joe Grimm explains why his students are providing a 100 Questions guidebook about police officers. …
Our new book about U.S. Catholics is as timely as daily headlines
MSU School of Journalism’s Joe Grimm, founder of the Bias Busters project, illustrates how timely his team’s new book is in early 2026. …
To mark Braille Literacy Month, help our MSU Bias Busters envision a timely new guidebook
Award-winning MSU School of Journalism Bias Busters team is working on a new book reflecting lives of people who are blind or have low vision. …
MSU School of Journalism Bias Busters team celebrates freedom of Lue Yang as part of honoring the Hmong 50th Anniversary
In this 50th anniversary of America welcoming our allies, the Hmong people, the freeing of Lue Yang from ICE is a welcome Christmas gift. …
End of Vietnam War 50 years ago also was bitter-sweet birth of American-Hmong communities
MSU School of Journalism’s Joe Grimm reports on how Hmong Americans are working to raise awareness of their unique contributions to the U.S. …
Veterans are rising up coast to coast. Got questions about veterans? We’ve got a book for that!
Veterans are a flashpoint in federal cuts. MSU’s Joe Grimm recommends a book in which veterans explain how the military shapes their lives. …
Hmong families celebrating a collective 50th anniversary as Americans—and we’ve got a timely book for that
MSU Bias Busters project director Joe Grimm writes about a growing awareness of our Hmong-American neighbors and a helpful new resource book. …