Category : Maynard Institute archives

Universities of Ga., South Fla. Cancel Invitations to Africans Troubles Not Over for Reporter Who Broke Quarantine NAHJ Attracts Nearly 400 in Mexico City Caucus...

Journalists Say Network Retaliates After Criticism Reports on Ebola Turned Toward Perspective This Week Skepticism Greets News that Nigerian Girls Will Be Freed Artist Redraws...

J-Dean Says Any Decision Would Leave Someone Upset J-Dean Says Any Decision Would Leave Someone Upset Syracuse University disinvited Washington Post photojournalist Michel du Cille...

Complaint Cites Story Choices, Pale Time Inc. Leadership A discrimination lawsuit filed by black journalist Tasha Robertson against her former employer, People magazine, is notable...

Velez-Mitchell, Darius Walker Hit in Ongoing Staff Cuts . . . MSNBC Says It Is Keeping Promises to Hispanics Journalists Robbed, News Vehicle Stolen at...

Don’t Blame Houston Listeners, Some Tell Radio One CNN’s Sole Black Executive Producer Quits Latino, Black Millennials Use Phones as Top News Source Do Presidential...

Fired Black Producer Files $5 Million Lawsuit Restraints on African News Media Tighten Amid Ebola Panic 70% of Blacks Say Gays Sin, but 40% Back...

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President Underscores His Animus on Twitter BuzzFeed, Columbia Plan Fellowship for Journalists of Color Post-Dispatch Backs Redress for “Driving While Black” Boston Herald’s Gaffe Coincides...

Online News Assn. Conference Makes Strides in Diversity “Segregation Now” Series Wins Twice at ONA Awards Holder Seen as the “Race Man” Obama Didn’t Want...

Honored by N.Y. Black Journalists, Editor Urges Outreach Public TV Boards Dominated by Corporate Interests Feds Urged to Investigate Treatment of Ferguson Journalists 3 FCC...

Online News Assn. Conference Makes Strides in Diversity “Segregation Now” Series Wins Twice at ONA Awards Holder Seen as the “Race Man” Obama Didn’t Want...