Featured ‘Is My Fellow Congressman Trying to Kill Me?’
How would you like to go to work every day wondering whether your colleagues were in on a plot to kill you?...
Category : Journal-isms Roundtable
Featured Will Church Banners Afire Connect the Dots?
"The Black Church vs. the Proud Boys": The fight for newsroom diversity is also a battle for context....
Featured Clyburn Wants to Amplify ‘Lift Every Voice’
Jim Clyburn plans to introduce legislation to make "Lift Every Voice and Sing" the "national hymn"; says journalists of color have especially challenging mission in...
How Journalists Can Be Successful Authors
Dana Canedy, publisher of Simon & Schuster, who in July became the first Black person revealed her progress open up the publishing ranks to more...
‘Myopic, Dopey, Ill-Informed Coverage’
Ray Suarez's self-described "rant" about the media's reporting on the way Latinos voted....
Featured ‘Skee-Wees,’ Screeches and Nuance
Journalists of color often got the nuance, says Julian Castro, former Democratic presidential candidate....
Featured Can the Black Press Help Save White Newspapers?
The newspaper industry is looking at a partnership between the Dallas Morning News and a Dallas Black newspaper as a model to be replicated....
Featured The ‘Secret’ Lives of Barbers, Beauticians
Enough already! on seeking out a Black barbershop to gauge political opinions....
Now Is the Time to Strike
The racial reckoning and the coronavirus crisis have contributed to a perfect storm for advocates of diversity in network TV entertainment....
Featured Why Prisons Deserve More Coverage
Our speakers raised a more deadly reason to pay attention to our prisoners: COVID-19....
It’s About Power, Not Protests
People are so used to looking back and seeing the protests . . . we have to think about what do we do with power,...
Journal-isms Roundtable, 2020
Malcolm Nance, former counterintelligence agent and current MSNBC analyst, author of "The Plot to Betray America." at Jan. 7, 2020, roundtable (Credit: Sharon Farmer/sfphotoworks) Narrative:...