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Body Condemns French Honor for Death Row Inmate The polarizing case of death row inmate Mumia Abu-Jamal, onetime president of the Philadelphia Association of Black

CBS Moves 3 Days After Rene Syler’s Dismissal Three days after announcing the dismissal of co-host Rene Syler from “The Early Show,” CBS announced Thursday

African Writer Ends Silence, Organizes “It was after constant malaria attacks, recurrent fevers and hiccups in 2002 that Elvis Basudde Kyeyune, a journalist with Uganda’s

NBC Is First with Whites, Last with Blacks NBC’s Brian Williams “Is First Among Anchors,” a New York Times headline reported Monday, citing new “sweeps

Signal Drops Out on CNN Show About Bigotry “With much anticipation, some Vidorians waited to see yet another television special about dealing with the stigma

Historic Black Paper to Face Yet Another Test Roland S. Martin, who raised the profile of the historic Chicago Defender as its executive editor and

Jamal Watson Says Case Was “He Said, She Said” The former executive editor of the New York Amsterdam News has pleaded guilty to a felony

Richard Prince’s Book Notes™: 10 for the Holidays Despite recent news, being a journalist involves more than enduring layoffs and grieving fallen heroes and heroines.

Focus to Shift to Hispanics, Asians, Muslims, Gays       After a “town meeting” in southeast Texas on racism involving African Americans, CNN announced

Turning the Pages, 2006 Richard Prince’s Book Notes™: Into the New Year As noted Tuesday, many journalists have been hard at work over the past

(Video added 2023) Originally published Dec. 27, 2006 Nearly Every Front Page Includes Entertainer’s Death The announcement that entertainer James Brown had died at age

Updating: Two Half-Hour Shows to Air Over Weekend BET News announced Friday that two specials on entertainer James Brown, who died on Christmas, will air