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The article explores Growing up, I never had any intention of becoming a journalist. But, once I had developed a passion for a specific subject, writing about it and telling other people what I found interesting came naturally. I would say that, as a young professional in the news industry, the best way to succeed is to have a strong interest in what you choose to write about and to act professionally so that you are not pushed away by the older writers in the field.

The article informs that how journalistic values intersect with fundamental moral values, and the study's primary conclusion is instead of seeing trust or mistrust of journalists according to people's identification with a certain political ideology, with general moral values. Topics include public's moral values than ideologies the A section values better by considering how these values align with the core principles of journalism; and people who emphasized moral values of care and fairness.