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Phil Griffin Dismisses Idea of Reporting Credentials New York Magazine Pulls Cartoon on Obama’s “Evolution” What Journalists Can Learn From Whitney Houston’s Death CNN Doesn’t

Tweet Breaks Pop Star’s Death, a Local Story in Newark, L.A. Whitlock “Truly Sorry” for Tweet About Asian NBA Player Cartoon Shows Obama in Succession

What Journalists Can Learn From Whitney Houston’s Death Roy Hobbs, a veteran journalist, was a weekend television anchor in Birmingham, Ala., when he was busted

Morning Radio Jock Says Not to Be Like Tavis Smiley MarketWatch Columnist Is Also a White Nationalist Atlanta Patch Editor Out Amid National Change of

Pundit to Meet with GLAAD, Will Be Off-Air “for Time Being” Martin, CNN Could Have Done Better on “Crisis Response” Patricia S. Due, Civil Rights

Patricia S. Due, Civil Rights Pioneer, Dies at 72 Women’s Project Documents Pain of Rape as Weapon of War    Patricia S. Due, Civil Rights

Super Bowl XLVI Most-Watched in TV History African Americans, Latinos on Air for CNN During Caucus Duluth, Minn., Launches Community Dialogue About Racism Disney, Univision

Pundit Makes 2nd Statement After Gays Link Tweets to Hate Super Bowl XLVI Most-Watched Program in TV History “. . . But Of Course, She

GLAAD Urges CNN to Speak Out Against Anti-Gay Violence GLAAD Urges CNN to Speak Out Against Anti-Gay Violence The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation,

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Robert Naylor Jr. Says His Position Was Eliminated NABJ Decries “Relentless Attack on Newsroom Diversity” AP Transfers Assistant Bureau Chief to Coupon Project CNN’s Don

Supporters: “His Present Conditions Are Actually Worse” AP Apparently Lays Off Two Assistant Bureau Chiefs of Color Interior Secretary Agrees to Change Quote on King