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Editor Says Inclusion Could Increase Community Contacts 13 Editors Go on Record About Diversity in Their Newsrooms Do Latinos Dance in Costume to the Polls?

Charles Ericksen Says Media Firms Don’t Deserve Honors Charles Ericksen Says Media Firms Don’t Deserve Honors The celebratory tone of the closing gala of the

Griffin Pledges That Show Hosts Will Meet With Hispanics Latinos-as-White Stories Called Damaging as Well as Wrong Barnett Named Executive Editor of Whitlock’s ESPN Site

8 From Fourth Estate Join 400 Honoring African Leaders . . . “Pool” Report Gives Press Corps Lowdown on the Dinner After Corporate Split, Some

Al Jazeera America Praised for “Best Practices”   Al Jazeera America Praised for “Best Practices” The National Association of Black Journalists has given NPR its

Andrew Young, at NABJ, Stands by Words of 30 Years Ago; NABJ Members Vote to Penalize Errant Board Reps Short Takes Andrew Young, at NABJ,

Meeting Could Assemble Most Journalists of Color Since ’08 Meeting Could Assemble Most Journalists of Color Since ’08 The associations representing journalists from the nation’s

Updated July 29 Study: Advocacy Backfires on Those Who Are Not White Men Newspaper Journalists of Color Increase by 1 Percent . . . In

In Last 20 Years, Writer Says, Theory Has Been Debunked Journalist Confronts History of His Slave-Owning Family Gaza Crisis Boosts Ratings 30% for Al Jazeera

3 U.S. Black Journalists Covering Gaza Crisis Alphonso Van Marsh of CBS News, one of a handful of battle-tested U.S. journalists of color covering the

Network’s Recall Was Criticized as Pro-Israel Bias Michael Feeney, Enid Alvarez Laid Off at N.Y. Daily News Color of Change Presses Twitter for Diversity Figures

Immigration Cases Awaiting Resolution at All-Time High Detroit Free Press Seeks to Save High School J-Program Reporter Quits After Comments on Young Black Men, Dads