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Calvin Sims Exits N.Y. Times for Ford Foundation Former Newspaperman to Lead Top Sports Web Site Rob King, who left the Philadelphia Inquirer for ESPN

N.Y. Times Reintegrates Sports Reporter Ranks Ragan A. Henry, Media Entrepreneur, Dies at 74 [video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0Ti-gkJiXc] Politicians, News Media Don’t Always Distinguish Jay Smooth, founder of

Updated April 18 Some Use Experts of Color to Comment on Boston Bombing Brazile Says CNN Owes Apology Over “Dark-Skinned” Report Senate Defeats Measure on

That’s Easy. But Is the New Pontiff Latino? Critical Venezuelan Coerced into Selling TV Network Orlando Sentinel Honored for Post-Trayvon Race Series Blacks, Latinos Found

New York Times reporter John Eligon, in Boston to run the marathon, was part of the Times team covering the tragedy. (Video) Police Deny N.Y.

Journalists of Color Have Long Called Term Dehumanizing Journalists of Color Have Long Called Term Dehumanizing The Associated Press reacted Tuesday to a years-long campaign

Unity, NAHJ Take Outrage Beyond Journalism Nearly everyone agrees that Rep. Don Young, R-Alaska, was offensive when he used the term “wetback” last week in

Network Makes Official Its Poaching From CBS Unity, NAHJ Take Their Outrage Beyond Journalism Coates Says His Blog Is Not Meant to Be Perfect Columnist

WTHR reporter Bob Segall interviews an undocumented worker who says his address was used to file tax returns from four other undocumented immigrants who did

“60 Minutes” Contributor to Be Correspondent, Anchor Lack of Media Diversity a Worldwide Problem Miami, Fresno, Lakeland Lead in Sports Journalists of Color . .

Commentator Instantly Boosts Nation’s Black Ownership A “Pretty Categorical Non-Apology” From Bloomberg Commentator Instantly Boosts Nation’s Black Ownership Armstrong Williams, the conservative commentator and entrepreneur,

Nearly One-Third in Survey Report Deserting News Outlet . . . “Difficult Year at Best” for African American Media Film on Latino Immigration Seeking National