Category : Maynard Institute archives

After a Year, Only Half of Promised Settlement Paid NPR’s Allison Keyes Leaves as Positions Eliminated Farewells to Ray Boone Livestreamed, Are Still Online Analysts...

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Diversity Stalls in Book Publishing, Newsrooms, Online From the world of book publishing to newspaper newsrooms to online media, the news about diversity this week...

In Reversal, Google Pledges to Disclose Diversity Figures “Prodded by the Rev. Jesse Jackson, Google said Wednesday that it will reverse a long-held stance and...

Calling “B.S.” on Excuses for Not Improving Newsroom Diversity “In less than three years, the way Matt DeRienzo has improved both the diversity and the...

It’s Male Editors Who Pick Op-Ed Writers Story Provides Opportunity, Spawns Gaffes This is how anchor Bob Schieffer began Monday night’s “CBS Evening News”: “And...

Abducted Schoolgirls Have Media’s Attention, but for How Long? Suddenly, it seems, the story of the hundreds of Nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped last month has become...

Slate Raises Hackles Speculating on Hispanics and Whiteness When George Zimmerman was tried last year in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, descriptions of Zimmerman...

All-White “Fox News Sunday” Panel Takes Up Issue of Race Have President Obama and Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. been disrespected because of their...

New CNN President Plans to Replace Morning Show Famuan Reappears With J-Director’s Blast at Critics Univision Viewers’ Immigration Concern: Deportation Black-Press Chief Says Obama Campaign...

“We survived because we upheld the highest standards of our profession while mantaining our identity as black people.” Essay by Paul Brock, photograph by Robert...

“A Firebrand With Unassailable Journalistic Credentials” “A Firebrand With Unassailable Journalistic Credentials” Charles Sumner (Chuck) Stone, newspaper editor, professor, columnist, former Tuskegee Airman and founding...