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Writer Says Having More Black Editors Might Help N.Y. Times Columnist Blow Says He’s Bisexual, Sort Of Women, People of Color to Gain 6 Full-Power

Coverage of March Anniversary Shows Progress, Setbacks . . . O’Reilly Apologizes for Not Doing His Reporting . . . Dreamers Remember Journalist Salazar in L.A.

Gannett Removes Stovall as Editor at Binghamton, N.Y. . . . Mark Russell Lands as M.E. at Commercial Appeal . . . Burney Transferred From

Balta Indicts Unity as “Handcuffing” Latino Group Toyota Pledges $100,000 to Underwrite NAHJ Conference Accent on Timidity Blamed for Slow Latino Progress Deggans’ “Reliable Sources”

Concerns Similar to Reasons NABJ Left Two Years Ago Curry: I Wanted to Create a Space for Asian Journos N.Y. Times Agrees With NLGJA on

Journalists of Color Miss Out on Mid-Management Jobs In Wake of Gaffes, ESPN Begins Sensitivity Sessions How Should Journalist Groups Interact With Communities? New ESPN

Stage-Setters Began a Month Ago, Building to Aug. 28 NPR CEO Gary Knell Leaving for National Geographic Egyptian Military Lashes Out at Foreign News Media

Despite Egypt’s Danger, “There’s a Story Going On” J-Grads of Color Continue to Lag in Finding Work Univision May Win in GOP Boycott of NBC,

Hundreds Die as Authorities Target Morsi Backers Egyptian Press Battered by Repressive Tactics Whitlock Returns to ESPN After 6 Years With Fox.com Hugh Douglas Out

Judge Rules Policy Singled Out Blacks, Hispanics Michele Norris, Husband Host Vacationing Obamas Networks “Never Seem to Find That Person of Color” Why Won’t Fashion

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