Category : Maynard Institute archives

President Interviewed by Black Radio Network     President Bush has told black radio listeners he realizes that “the core issues of poverty” must be...

Correspondents Fan Out for Coverage of Midterms Following are news releases from ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox News Channel, Tom Joyner’s Reach Media, NBC, NPR and...

Time Alumnus Jack E. White, Hampton U. Part Ways Jack E. White, retired bureau chief, correspondent and columnist for Time magazine, is leaving the Scripps...

Originally published July 17, 2006 Curley Issues “Specific Directions” on Diversity Tom Curley, the President and CEO of the Associated Press who has been accused...

Study: Consolidations Squeeze Out People of Color Despite gains that people of color have made in other industries, their ownership of broadcast stations remains woefully...

Journalist, Popular Fiction Writer Had Brain Cancer       Journalist-turned-novelist Bebe Moore Campbell, who was diagnosed (PDF) with brain cancer earlier this year, died...

Fired Vice President Claims Discrimination A fired vice president of the Associated Press, who was the most senior African American at the world’s largest news...

Afro-American Emulates World War II Precedent The Afro-American Newspapers, like most of the black press largely missing in action in covering the wars in Iraq...

Court Hears Tawdry Portrayal of Hip-Hop Magazine “The Source magazine — the so-called ‘Bible’ of the hip-hop industry — is more like Sodom and Gomorrah,...

Richard Prince’s Book Notes™: 10 for the Holidays Despite recent news, being a journalist involves more than enduring layoffs and grieving fallen heroes and heroines....

Sports Editors Shine Light on Own Lack of Diversity The sports departments at daily newspapers in the United States and Canada, while covering a disproportionate...

Networks’ Plans for Sept. 11 Anniversary Journalists of Color Line Up for News’ Buyout Offer Some of the top-ranking and most prominent journalists of color...