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Received: 04.22.2020 Accepted: 05.30.2020 Published: 08.31.2020. ABSTRACT: We draw a structural parallel between historical and ideological roots of colonialism, based on the Social Sciences, and their resulting manifestation in discourses and modes of existence, with the journalism being one of those manifested forms. From this context, we propose a new construct, a more inclusive and less verticalized enunciative locus, thus resulting in media dialogues with society, an existingwith, avoiding stereotyped monologism.

DIVERSITY AND EQUITY IN JOURNALISM’S EDITORIAL GOVERNANCE: inclusion as credibility