Richard Prince's Journal-isms™

Proposed membership votes were nixed as "distraction"; on "Native American Day," some recall cruelties; polls say debate produced surge for Romney; Punch was relieved by our discrimination lawsuit; Unity board minutes, April 15, Las Vegas: "She said to NLGJA members [that] the name is like the colored drinking fountain"; Doris Truong: Partnership with NLGJA has been wonderful; NAJA president: NLGJA felt truly "included"(10/8/12)

Coalition made little-known decision in April; Jose Vargas arrested for driving without license; journalists of color not in ratings-winning coverage; Obama answers questions from Indian Country; Lehrer defends "backing off" during debate; Romney threat to lay off Big Bird is most TiVo'd; making a brief for the angry black person; new Brides editor called right person at right time; McCormick Foundation gives $6 million for news literacy (10/5/12)

Publisher enabled evolution into Maynard Institute; . . . black Times alumni remember Sulzberger; a 2nd try after forum for black voters fails; "racial preferences" still a pejorative term; female top editors make $15K less than men; Times-Picayune ends run as daily print newspaper; T.J. Holmes: "I finally made it"; by Earl Caldwell: A story not told: How Punch Sulzberger saved SPMJ (10/1/12)

Keija Minor, once at Uptown, to lead Brides magazine; diversity agenda on "Super Tuesday" of J-meetings; . . . Vargas reopens debate on "illegal immigrant"; economy, education, health care top black concerns; Dorothy Bland steps down as FAMU J-Division director; J-students urged to "selfishly improve your skills"; autumn brings renewal of Indian stereotypes (9/24/12)