journalism
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Leon Dash: Journalist’s Contributions Encompass the Globe
Shortly after Sir Charles Carter became publisher of the Nassau Guardian in 2006, he contacted an old-time friend he had…
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Thousands of Journalists Laid Off Across U.S.
Dozens of journalists and employees at BuzzFeed News and Verizon-owned Huffington Post took to Twitter last week to announce they…
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MUHAMMAD: Treatment of Black Muslim Journalist is Lawless, Dangerous
For the first time in my 60-year career as a journalist (counting school days), something in the news frightened me.
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Black History Month: Two Centuries of Black History and the Black Press
Some historians have rightly begun to see the struggle for African-American equality through the lens of the "long civil rights…
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EDITORIAL: Respect for Black Journalists
Journalists are having a hard time these days, particularly Black journalists.
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HU, MSU Journalism Partnership Targets D.C., Baltimore High Schoolers
A new partnership between Howard University in D.C. and Morgan State University in Baltimore will provide local high school students…
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Making the Case for Black with a Capital B. Again.
Meredith D. Clark, Ph.D., THE POYNTER INSTITUTE (The Poynter Institute) — When I opened the door to my office…
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Blacks in Newsroom at All-Time Low
Fewer African-Americans since Civil Rights Era By Stacy M. Brown Special to the NNPA from The Washington Informer Last week,…
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Report: Little Diversity Found in Sports Departments
KYLE HIGHTOWER, Associated Press ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The number of jobs held by people of color and women in…
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The New York Times Claims BDS is the Reason for ‘A Wedge Between Jews and Minorities’ on Campus
(Salon) – Back in the 1890s, two newspapers, Joseph Pulitzer’s New York World and William Randolph Hearst’s New York Journal,…
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