Category : Maynard Institute archives

Journalists of Color Sprinkled Among the 15,000 Journalists of color will be sprinkled among the reported 15,000 journalists covering the Democratic National Convention, which starts...

Updated January 11 The Dumb Question That Irritated Ashford & Simpson Opinion Team Leaders Reassigned to Newsroom The Washington Times, the daily newspaper voice of...

Blacks Hardly Exist as Media Retell Reagan Story As Ronald Reagan might say, “There they go again!” Column inch upon column inch, news segment upon...

It’s Why Sports “Lags Behind Rest of the Newsroom” “The locker-room mentality in many sports departments is strong and resistant to change,” Bill Eichenberger, deputy...

Carolyn Phillips Was Its Top Journalist of Color In November 2002, we reported that the list of layoffs at the Wall Street Journal included Carolyn...

Derek Ali, 47, Was Working as Disc Jockey Derek Ali, a reporter at Ohio’s Dayton Daily News and a past president of the Dayton Association...

Facing $80,000 in Fines, Writers End 3-Year Fight In the end, facing $40,000 fines each in a case that had dragged on since 2000, the...

Mississippian Says Film’s “Naive” Ending Is Implausible Police Mistake Photographer on Assignment for Suspect Commentators Weigh In on Obama’s Rough Patch Is Perry the Best...

Boyd to Launch Columbia J-School Experiment Gerald Boyd has been chosen to experiment at the Columbia School of Journalism with a teaching method that is...

Magazine Sorry for “Gay or Asian?” Piece “One cruises for chicken; the other takes it General Tso-style,” begins the copy next to the photo of...

Forget Janet — Natives Outraged About OutKast CBS has apologized to Native Americans angered by OutKast’s Grammy Awards performance, which featured feathers and war paint,...

Pulitzer Honorees of Color Together at Last The largest gathering of Pulitzer Prize winners of color in journalism — and the first joining African Americans,...