Journal-isms

Is There a Next Page for ‘Ebony’?

The iconic magazine hits the ropes. 

Job-Hunting Journos Duped by Fake Paper

The accused con artist is said to have paid staffers with forged checks.

FBI Terrorist List: Guilty by Association?

Writers of color share their concerns about privacy and surveillance.

Are Blacks More Relaxed About Privacy?

A poll suggests that they are more comfortable than other Americans with the government accessing their records.

FLOTUS vs. Heckler: When Allies Conflict?

Black LGBT writers consider why this confrontation gave them pause.

How Holder Would Have Done Things Differently

The attorney general told journalists of color how he would have conducted the DOJ's media leak investigations in hindsight.

Groups of Journalists Shun Holder

The NABJ, NAJA and AAJA have declined to meet with the attorney general.

Some to Boycott Meeting With Holder

It's also unclear whether journalists of color will be at the off-the-record session, where the attorney general will address outrage over the Justice Department's leak investigations.

What If President Obama Were Latino?

One writer says that he might be accused of not being Hispanic enough.

Obama 'Troubled' by Threats to Journalism

Will Eric Holder consult journalists of color during the Justice Department's review?

Family of Black Okla. Victim Tells Story

Joshua Hornsby's daughter Ja'Nae, who was 9 years old, was among seven people found dead on Monday.