Why Time strayed from tradition with its ‘Persons of the Year’

When Time magazine named the Guardians — a group of journalists who died or were imprisoned in the course of their work — as its Persons of the Year, it broke with its longstanding tradition of never putting a deceased individual on the year-end cover. The cover is not always meant as an honor, but...

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