Channel 5 With Andrew Callaghan

This reporter is not afraid to sit with people and have a genuine conversation. Some people consider this kind of work satire, but i believe it is an accurate portrayal of often mystified topics. To get an accurate image of American youth culture, it is important to view it in its natural habitat. Many times its common to find that we have more in common with these people than we had previously believed. There is always a need for truthful reporting, and Andrew Callaghan delivers this frictionlessly.   

What it looks like to give a voice to the silenced. This reporter stands with those protesting police brutality, making their demands heard and giving them a safe platform to make demands. 

 A protester at a black lives matter protest in Minneapolis says to Callaghan “Everyone feel like that”, gesturing to a burning storefront as another protester raises a fist in the air, the symbol for black empowerment. Andrew Callaghan’s work as a modern American anthropologist has gone viral on the internet repeatedly, gaining him notoriety as an independent journalist. His raw reporting style shows aspects of the country that are not “Live TV friendly”. Offering a voice to those who are often silent, this journalist isn’t afraid to go headfirst into a civil rights riot to document the demands of the crowd.