I think the answer is clear. The journalistic enterprise is not a priesthood. It is an art, a craft, a learned skill. It is a craft that assumes the rightness of the dominant social order, thus it protects the status quo. For the better part of this nation's history, papers in the main served as apologists of American slavery and supporters of American apartheid.
Freedom means freedom - period.
Nelson was silenced by her paper, and I was silenced by the prison - both for daring to make the First Amendment a reality. If you believe in it, fight for it - or just forget it. The state and corporations will be glad you did. The march had been large and spirited, but peaceful. The demonstrators had then followed their planned itinerary.