 but is now only starting to get the attention it deserves. There's been that kind of masculine logic of journalism for many, many, many decades, where it's like you're supposed to be objective and, you know, just state the facts. And being objective means you're very logical and strong. You know, you don't get yourself emotionally involved. Barbara Lay is a professor in the University of Delaware's Department of Communication and Women and Gender Studies, who's been teaching about secondary trauma in her classes for years.