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Paper "Is Where Minority Reporters Can Go to Die" The Chicago Tribune laid off more than 40 newsroom employees on Friday, including a disproportionate number

  Nancy Maynard memorial service has been set for 10:30 a.m. Friday, Oct. 3,¬†at the Fourth Universalist Society, 160 Central Park West¬†(corner of 76th Street),

Story About Vote-Suppression Plan Gains Traction Regardless of whether the Republican Party in Michigan actually intended to suppress the votes of African Americans living in

What if Candidates Don’t Care if They’re Caught? The outright lies being told in the¬†final weeks of the presidential contest have become so bold that

First African American Shies Away from Racial Context The historic acceptance by Barack Obama of the Democratic presidential nomination Thursday came on the 45th anniversary

Hollywood Director "Returning to Entrepreneurial Roots" Reginald Hudlin, the Hollywood director who three years ago became president for entertainment of Black Entertainment Television, "is leaving

Killer May Go Free, But Filmmaker Says He Did His Job Killer May Go Free, but Filmmaker Says He Did His Job A 2005 discovery

Jay Smooth: "This recurring theme of turning ‘community organizer’ into some kind of epithet like ‘communist’ or ‘homo’ or something, that’s really despicable." See third

¬† ¬†¬† ¬†¬† ¬†¬† ¬†¬† ¬†¬† ¬†¬† ¬†¬† ¬†¬† ¬†¬† ¬†¬† ¬†¬† Pro-McCain Bias Alleged in Reporter’s Body of Work The Washington bureau chief for

Longtime Diversity Initiative Falls Victim to Tight Times The ASNE Reporter, a newspaper project that for two decades has provided students of color with real-world

   National Counterparts Fly In from GOP Convention Nearly 2 million people left south Louisiana in a massive evacuation effort as the nation awaited the