Steinem, “the celebrated author and activist who became one of the most visible symbols and potent voices of the U.S. women’s ...

The Black Alumni Network newsletter is created by Black alumni of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism. It has been published continuously since 1980. While it aims to keep Black ...

“The Pentagon’s firing last week of three employees of the newspaper Stars and Stripes was done out of retaliation over unflattering coverage of a Navy deployment and in violation of the protected ...

The Black Alumni Network newsletter was created by Black alumni of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism. It has been published continuously since 1980. While it aims to keep Black ...

The Journal-isms™ Roundtable is a dinner group of more than 50 current and former journalists, authors and editors that meets every month, sometimes on Sunday afternoon, other times on a weeknight. In ...

Short Takes: How Tennessee prosecutors use felony murder rules against Black children; Kansas City Call; mental health issues among Indigenous youth; increase in abusive litigation against journalists ...

Short Takes: Banning “preferred pronouns”; Stephen A. Smith; Danyell Irby; Mark Trahant; Kenya Young; Dan Shelley; NABJ, KTLA and N-word; Haitian journalists disappearance; Nicaragua’s exiled ...

Maddow: ‘Bad Mistake’ to Let Her Walk Out the Door Viewers Rally Around Reid as Some See Conspiracy “The weight of the moment was palpable — it was the end of the road for her at MSNBC. Clad in a ...

Homepage photo: In an image from a video posted by Don Lemon, he interviews a man who appears to be Cities Church lead pastor Jonathan Parnell. Lemon followed a crowd of agitators (video) into Cities ...

Adam O’Neal spoke last November with Reason TV. O’Neal, a 33-year-old Southern California native whose resume includes stints at The Economist, The Dispatch, The Wall Street Journal, Real Clear ...

Members of the National Association of Black Journalists voted Friday to overturn their board of directors and remove Vice President/Print Eva D. Coleman from the ballot as she seeks re-election, an ...

After less than 90 days on the air, the project billed as the nation’s first Black-led sports radio station ended Tuesday. ” ‘Sports Rap Radio’ is no longer on Detroit’s WXYT-AM,” Barrett Media ...