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FBI Director Ties Scrutiny, Rise in Violent Crime Ole Miss Removes State Flag From Campus Houston Chronicle Series Showcases Foreign-Born “Enormous Reaction” to Providence Journal’s

Group “Raises Legitimate Issue,” President Says at Forum Campaign ’16 Press Corps Has Gender, Not Racial Diversity Dressing Like “Empire’s” Cookie and Working at N.Y.

Change of Direction for Washington Post’s First Black M.E. FCC OK’s Armstrong Williams’ Purchase of 2 More Stations Howard U. Considers Selling TV Station in

Returning Oct. 26, barring breaking news Latinos See Invitation as “A Big ‘[Expletive] You’ “ Black Lives Matter Gets OK for Candidate “Town Hall” The

Ready to Overcome Lack of Commitment, Financial Crises? “Those Good Old Days Worked Better for White Males” Commenters Blast Ala. Editorials on License Office Closures

On assignment Racial Subjects Too Limiting for Journalists of Color? A Manifesto for Increasing Diversity in Public Media Writer Says Viewers Expect Too Much From

Updated October 12 20-Year Anniversary of Million Man Event Minimized How ABC Was Talked Out of a Wrong Approach in 1995 NABJ Luminaries Among 300

Iran Reports Conviction of Washington Post Reporter “Washington Post correspondent Jason Rezaian, imprisoned in Tehran for more than 14 months, has been convicted following an

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Latest Flap Follows Cover That Omitted Blacks Writers Guild Pledges to Monitor Diversity at HuffPost Cosmo Crowns Kardashians the New First Family Sidmel Estes Fund

Lack of Medical Insurance Complicated Treatment Options Curry Quits Ailing Black Press Group Black Journalist Scores With Reports From Afghanistan “News One Now” Loses 36%

Competition from Digital Media Forces Staff Pay Cuts Black Journalist Scores With Reports From Afghanistan “News One Now” Loses 36% of Viewers in Shift to