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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

Light postings expected this week. Returning late next week, barring breaking news. Jet’s Mitzi Miller Replaces Amy DuBois Barnett “Why Can’t Jailed People of Color

Updated July 15 For Three Years, Authorities Have Declined to Prosecute Plain Dealer Seeking Beat Writer for LeBron’s Cavaliers Rhonda Lee, Fired in Hair Dustup,

Joy Reid interviews Eduardo Lopez, co-director of “Harvest of Empire,” Thursday on MSNBC’s “The Reid Report.” (video) Director Links “Border Children” Influx to U.S. Policy

Administration Disagrees With Assertions by Columnists Media Groups Call Out Obama on Suppression of News Inquirer Promotes Clark, Escobar to Managing Editors China Signs Agreement