Featured ‘Missing White Woman Syndrome’ In High Gear
Media fascination with the case of Gabrielle Petito has led to a revival of what the late Gwen Ifill termed "Missing White Woman Syndrome."...
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Featured Debt Crushes Benefits of Earning a Master’s
Journalism schools continue to churn out heavily indebted master’s degree graduates hoping to find a footing in the cratering industry....
Featured The Black Reporters Who Covered Attica
The news media -- and journalists of color in particular -- were part of the story 50 years ago, and so must they continue to...
9/11 Was a Test for Black Journalists
Sept. 11, 2001, was a day in which Black journalists were tested as never before....
Nation of Islam Joins Anti-Vaxxers
The Nation of Islam and its newspaper, the Final Call, are promoting the Ivermectin medication intended for livestock as a remedy for COVID-19, spurning the...
U.S. Marshals Nab Live-Shot Intruder in Ohio
Benjamin Dagley was wanted for assault, disturbing the peace, violating curfew and a probation violation...
Live-Shot Intruder Identified, Warrant Issued
With the public's help, Mississippi authorities have identified the man accused of accosting NBC News reporter Shaquille Brewster....
A Near-Attack During Live Hurricane Coverage
NBC News’ Shaquille Brewster had to toss back to Craig Melvin when a seemingly angry person accosted him in the field while he reported on...
Featured Are Newsrooms Kinder, Gentler?
Asian American journalism leaders say diversity and changing times are making newsrooms kinder, gentler....
Featured Credibility, Race Helped Holt Win Exclusive
Lester Holt's race and his "impeccable credibility" helped him secure his exclusive interview with Capitol Hill Police Lt. Michael Byrd....
Rana Cash Named Charlotte Observer Editor
Mira Lowe named dean at FAMU....
Featured ‘The Man’ Went to Afghanistan
What we heard from African American observers on Afghanistan wasn't what the mainstream media had been reporting for the last 20 years....