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"Poor People Shouldn't Be Poor": Street Magazines Do Journalism with Mission

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Anyone who buys the Hamburg street magazine "Hinz&Kunzt" supports homeless people and those affected by poverty - and the six-person editorial staff who create the magazine. We wanted to know in an interview: Is journalism or activism?

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"Poor People Shouldn't Be Poor": Street Magazines Do Journalism with Mission

Anyone who buys the Hamburg street magazine "Hinz&Kunzt" supports homeless people and those affected by poverty - and the six-person editorial staff who create the magazine. We wanted to know in an interview: Is journalism or activism?

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Übermedien broke the news in 21 days ago on Monday, July 28, 2025.

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