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Blacks unlikely to agree with Newsweek cover; CBS said to have real story on Obama's declaration; clipping captures Romney protesting the protesters; on diversity, does "Fresh Air" need some fresh air?; reporters from the East miss Pine Ridge Indian story; blacks, Latinas to Time magazine: We breastfeed, too; suspect appears on TV — irked cops end collaboration; accepting cash from sources at issue in Mexico, Africa; Friday is deadline to nominate a J-educator who has helped diversity (5/14/12)
Study finds race still at issue in 2012 campaign; MSNBC's Tamron Hall shuts off conservative's mic; blacks in key states unshaken in support for Obama; Greg Moore, Tom Friedman to co-chair Pulitzer board; S. African can have job back after his Nieman; retiring after 40 years at L.A.'s City News Service; support for call to boycott Anheuser-Busch; a priceless bond (5/11/12)
President backs same-sex marriage in White House talk; terminology: "gay marriage," "same-sex marriage," "marriage equality"; advertiser boycott of Limbaugh cost company millions; sole journalist of color among next Michigan fellows; . . . one of color in business journalism fellowship class; blogger out after readers challenge black studies posting; did interest in FAMU victim wane after gay disclosure?; Mexico and U.S.: "Political Neighbors" (5/9/12)
NABJ leaders urge N.Y. Post never to use "that vile word"; S. African quits job to take Nieman; apartheid era echoed; ABC, Univision announce joint cable channel; Chinese activist seeks out U.S. reporter who helped him; columnist finds living on $5 a day "doable" — but; for Indians' sake, Nicholas Kristof urges boycott of Bud; L.A. riots led to better coverage of Asian Americans; Stanford fellowships cite outreach for diversity success; Jenkins to edit theRootDC for Washington Post; why have white men always hosted "Meet the Press?" (5/7/12, 5/8/12 and 5/9/12)
Some outlets pulled their stories after official denials; how to write a book about Obama's dating years; in rematch, Paul Cheung, Janet Cho to vie for AAJA leader; Robert Pierre leaving Washington Post after 19 years; HuffPost replaces AOL Latino with Voces "online community"; Romney in no hurry to court Spanish-language media; PBS plans six-hour series on history of U.S. Latinos; 3rd at NBC out over editing of Zimmerman tape; six evaluate diversity efforts at NPR News; Latins reluctant to publish "juicy" WikiLeaks cables; Nigerian militants threaten Voice of America, other media (5/2/12)
Civic-minded jocks out as KISS folds into WBLS; Stanford fellowships program picks majority-minority class; Indians say media downplay hate crime by hospital; Bolden leaves, Haynes moves up at Washington Post; good news for FAMU, N.C. A&T, but not for Southern U.; business journalists to renew push on diversity; why should HBO's "Girls" be any different? (4/30/12)
Beat writers say incidents get coverage, but not enough; 9 die as militants attack Nigerian newspaper offices; "Red Tails" film set for May 22 DVD release; USC Annenberg evicting Chicano journalists after 33 years; the night that looters went inside the L.A. Times building; NBC Miami reporter fired over edited Zimmerman tape; Jeffery Reid, producer of "Black in America," leaves CNN (4/27/12)
Reporter believes convicted gang members were set up; Lawyer: no First Amendment right to keep Essence job; Unity president takes Washington Post buyout; immigration from Mexico to U.S. at historic standstill; Lloyd LaCuesta retiring after four-decade career; black-oriented sites focus on specifics of Trayvon case; Obama likes "Daily Show," reads "all" N.Y. Times pundits; C-SPAN to air National Black Writers Conference (4/25/12)
Tone became "solidly positive" after Michigan primary; coverage of Obama more about campaign than policy; State Department spotlights imperiled journalists; Labbé-DeBose, Mark Gail take Washington Post buyout; Pittsburgh paper pulls endorsement after "racist" appeal; Unity co-founder says change of name is "dead wrong"; nominate a J-educator who has helped diversity; "Metro Seven" 40th year reunion; The Washington Post's Metro Seven (NABJ Journal, 2002)
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@aaronhuey will use http://t.co/OeNpOyYH to connect networks of community based story tellers with major media outlets. #jsk
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@terebouza realized there were stories hiding in data waiting to be discovered so she's creating a data mining handbook for journalists #jsk
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@girmatf wants to bring together exiled reporters, human rights experts & others to keep those journalists connected and supported. #jsk
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