Category : Maynard Institute archives

Have White Misperceptions Hurt Affirmative Action? Detroit anchors the region with the most segregated metro areas in the nation. Last fall, Michigan voters banned the...

“We Don’t Want to Be Segregated as a Society” President Bush was interviewed on Monday by Juan Williams of Fox News. Here is a transcript:...

Sunday Newspaper Section Airs 5 Views on Conflict “Animosity between Latinos and blacks is the worst-kept secret in race relations in America,” commentator Earl Ofari...

Teen Gunman Believed to Have Had Accomplices A 19-year-old handyman who has confessed to killing Oakland journalist Chauncey Bailey with a shotgun is not believed...

NAHJ Backs Reporter Accused of Callous Interview A Dallas reporter who two weeks ago was awarded Broadcast Journalist of the Year honors from the National...

Richard Prince’s Book Notes™: For Holiday Giving Last week, this column listed books by or about black journalists on the craft of journalism. Now we...

5 Hispanic Projects to Air Before Burns’ “The War” “Call it a guilt trip or a cultural awakening, but some Latino filmmakers feel that the...

On Cable, Rural Channel Reported Closing Deal Don Imus’ new employer says the New York talk-show hosts he is replacing were dumped because it was...

Network Silent on Fate of “Paula Zahn Now” NBC’s Campbell Brown is joining CNN to host an evening “talk-focused” program, CNN announced on Monday, but...

Investigation Promised Into Climate at CBS Station Past and present journalists of color at WFOR-TV, the CBS-owned station in Miami, have taken their complaints against...

Black Sportswriters Fear Stereotypical Narrative The shooting death of Washington Redskins safety Sean Taylor has left some African American sportswriters concerned that coverage by their...

Bonds’ 756th Means Quick Work for S.F. Newsroom About 75 people were in the San Francisco Chronicle newsroom Tuesday night when Barry Bonds made history....