Featured Sewell Chan to Edit Texas Tribune
Sewell Chan, the Los Angeles Times’ editorial pages editor who has become a hot ticket in journalism circles, will be the new editor in chief...
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Featured They Can’t Be Seen as the ‘Angry Black Woman’
"Suppressing Self: Hair, Body Parts and Tongue."...
Featured AP Names First CEO of Color
The AP names Daisy Veerasingham as president and CEO, first person of color and first woman in the job....
In Ukraine, Black Anchor Told She’s ‘Ratings Risk’
A Black anchor says her former boss told her that an appearance on a popular morning show would hurt ratings....
How Much Did TV Raise Pressure on Biles?
It's is a bit rich for NBC to report on the psychological pressures" faced by champion gymnast Simone Biles, a critic says....
Racism of Jan. 6 Presented for All to Hear
The racial invective hurled at Black Capitol police should surely disabuse deniers of the notion that racism was not part of the equation for the...
What Journalists Can Learn From Bob Moses
The life of civil rights organizer Bob Moses carries lessons for journalists, particularly Black journalists....
Fox News Steps Up Catering to White Fear
Fox understands the 'panic' rippling through White America and exploits it for profit....
Featured Why So Many Black Women Have Hair Stories
With the ascensions of Black women to top management roles. a new book assumes fresh relevance....
Featured 2 More CBS GMs Out After Investigation
CBS ousts two senior managers responsible for its television stations in L.A. and Chicago....
Black Women to Lead Two Big Texas Papers
The Houston Chronicle named Managing Editor Maria Reeve as its new executive editor, followed within 24 hours by the Dallas Morning News announcing a second...
Can Journalism Solve Urban Problems?
Temple U. is launching a Center for Urban Investigative Reporting; Paul Cheung becomes CEO of Center for Public Integrity,...