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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

CNN’s Don Lemon Anchors in Nevada Caucus Coverage Verdict on Journalist Violates Human Rights, U.N. Panel Rules Libby Clark Dies at 94, “Grande Dame” in

“Law Enforcement Sources” Tip Off Celebrity Website TMZ Dolores Barclay, Entertainment Editor at AP, Laid Off Clash Between Sharpton, Gingrich Backer Makes Riveting TV Vanity

Jewish Group Sees Chance to Influence Hispanics Cartoonist Draws a Super Bowl to Make a Democrat Smile Gingrich Wants No Reporters as Moderators in the

Tuskegee Airman Recalls Role of the Black Press “We Don’t Choose Between Being Black, Being Journalists” Access to Broadband Internet Argued as Social Justice Issue

Fatimah Ali, Philadelphia Columnist, Dies at 56 Somali Pirates Still Holding U.S. Journalist for Ransom Obama’s Message Well-Received, but Fewer Watched Romney, Gingrich Keep Appointments

Following are edited prepared remarks paying tribute to Thomas Morgan III, former president of the National Association of Black Journalists who had worked at the

Diverse Group Lauds Strength of NABJ’s Morgan       Remembrances of Tom Morgan at the memorial service An extraordinary assemblage— black journalists and white New York

Originally posted Aug. 13, 2007 Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., left, takes questions from Byron Pitts of CBS News. (Credit: Jason Miccolo Johnson courtesy NABJ.) “An

Broadcasters, NABJ Backed Idea; Cable Industry Opposed Fatimah Ali, Philadelphia Columnist, Dies at 56 Somali Pirates Still Holding U.S. Journalist for Ransom Obama’s Message Was