The American News Project is promoting a news video "investigation" of the LDS Church's support of Proposition 8. While this film could be called an advocacy documentary or simply propaganda, please don't call it quality journalism or even "news."
It's produced by Steve Greenstreet, who identifies himself as a former LDS missionary who produced the documentary "The Divided State" about Michael Moore's and Sean Hannity's visits to Utah Valley State College.
Lights, camera, faith
After joining the LDS Church in 1977, Stevens appeared to have a promising career in Hollywood.
Journalistic bias
My experience with journalists suggests they almost always try to get the story of the Latter-day Saints correct.
Spirit of Lorenzo Snow
I think young people need to get close and personal with a graveyard. It sobers them up a little.
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