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語源

Keller +‎ -ism, after New York Times editor Bill Keller. Coined by Terry Mattingly.

名詞

Kellerism ‎(uncountable)

1. The belief that certain media outlets have a liberal, anti-religious bias on certain scientific and social issues, particularly gay rights and evolution.
   • 2014 July 30, Rod Dreher, “Why ‘Kellerism’ Matters”, in Rod Dreher^[1], American Conservative:

     The George Fox story TMatt cites is a perfect example of Kellerism; its author and its editors apparently don’t think the college’s concerns deserve explaining to NYT readers, presumably because those concerns do not serve the LGBT liberation narrative.

   • 2016 July 25, Terry Mattingly, Polexit? Looking for news about tensions between EU and Poland's Catholic culture^[2], GetReligion:

     In other words, LifeNews.com has the same approach to journalism as, let's say, Rolling Stone or, on moral and religious issues, the Kellerism-era New York Times. You go there to read about one side of an argument.