Category : Maynard Institute archives

Who’s Covering the Black, Poor and Addicted? Fort Hood Suspect Handled With "Political Correctness" Howard U. Denies Intention to Close Research Center Economy Forcing Papers...

American Muslims Take Steps to Head Off Backlash Journalists Win Election Day Victories in Miami, Detroit NABJ Sharpens Questions About NPR’s Diversity Rodgers Says Lack...

Arbitrator Orders Philly Newspaper to End Its Delay An arbitrator has given the Philadelphia Inquirer 15 days to rehire sports columnist Stephen A. Smith and...

Time Inc. Begins Paring 280 Jobs in N.Y Locations On Cable, Pundits Host Election Night Coverage R. Kelly, Michael Jordan Listed as Obama Visitors Fired...

Commute an Issue for Former Vibe Editor Danyel Smith After just six weeks on the job, Danyel Smith, the former editor of Vibe magazine, is...

Leaders of the National Association of Black Journalists told NPR’s chief executive: "Of the 68 members on your corporate team and behind-the-scenes staff, only eight...

Roy DeCarava, Art Photographer and Journalist, Dies "Roy DeCarava, an art photographer whose pictures of everyday life in Harlem helped clarify the African American experience...

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Robert Gibbs, Fox News VP Meet at White House "That’s all I can confirm – a meeting took place and it was private. Anything else...

AP Bureau Chief, a Cancer Victim, Had 3-Decade Career Mike McQueen, Associated Press bureau chief in New Orleans and the only African American bureau chief...

Organization Says Annual Census Will Continue Bobbi Bowman, who has directed diversity programs for the American Society of News Editors for the past 10 years,...

Vindicated Sports Columnist Still Not Reinstated Although an arbitrator ruled nearly two months ago that Stephen A. Smith was fired improperly by the Philadelphia Inquirer, the...