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Returning July 19 Association Wants Martin, Zimmerman Families in Orlando Intern Who Confirmed Fake Asian Names Reported Fired “We’re Now Losing TV Newsrooms at .

Optimism After Revised Guidelines From Justice Dept. Noted Thinkers Write About Race in Newspaper Series Station Airs Mock Asian Names of Pilots in Crash MSNBC

TV One Program Succeeds Sunday’s “Washington Watch” Black Enterprise Ad Dollars Plummet After Cutback Social-Media Debate Not Influencing Zimmerman Jury “Racist” Goes Undefined, but Poll

Internet Is Second Choice for All Groups, Gallup Says Reporter Finds Calif. Forcibly Sterilized Female Inmates Sun-Times Editor Sorry “If Anybody Was Offended” Leader of

“Train Wreck” Mutes Discussion of Portrayal of Indians Journalists at Egypt’s Largest Paper Said to Detain Editor American Reporter Wouldn’t Venture Into Tahrir Square Blackmon

White Journalist Seeks to Lead Troubled Coalition Julie Chen Says, “I Don’t Look Less Chinese” New Miss America Considered “Too Dark” in India Essence Editor:

Race of Suspect Broadcast Frequently Through the Day Essence Loses Deputy Editors in Staff Changes The Root Falls, Black Planet Rises in August Web Report

Updated September 14 Anchor Job Denied Until Reporter Looked Less Asian Fired Meteorologist Still “Keeping Options Open” Staffers Appear to Win Bid to Oust Manager

Producer, Executive Named Site’s Interim Managing Editor Producer, Executive Named Site’s Interim Managing Editor Lyne Pitts, a television news veteran who most recently headed up

News Corp, Google, Amazon, Yahoo, Discovery on the List NAHJ Plans to Sit Out Election for Unity President Unity Joins Critics of Riptide Project’s Lack

Univision, Al Jazeera Complain They Were Left Out Conflict in Syria Becoming a “Freelancer’s War” Syrian Journalists Ask Western Help on Press Freedom  Miami Herald’s

Survey Respondents Join Whites in Opposing Military Action Stories on Low-Income Groups Said to Miss the Big Picture Bezos Meets Washington Post Staff; Diversity Not