Black Journalists

There is now just one Black cable news TV anchor during the evening hours.

After being denied the right to cover racial justice protests last year, Alexis Johnson's discrimination lawsuit against her former employer moves forward.

NABJ previously called on CBS to release employees from nondisclosure agreements so that they could share a full account of their experiences.

Alexi McCammond, an award-winning Black journalist, is at the center of controversy after social media users uncovered homophobic and anti-Asian tweets from 2011.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has denied claims that Alexis Johnson and Michael Santiago were kept from covering the city's George Floyd protests because they are Black.

Her new talkshow premiered this week.

Any publication that has excluded Black folks in its coverage needs to reevaluate its approach because neglecting us is nothing more than a deliberate effort to leave us out of conversations we’ve most likely started in the first place. 

Disney announces the premiere date of Tamron Hall's new talk show.

NBC News apparently saw CBS’ recent diversity flub and raised it one tone-deaf racial faux pas.

Simeon Booker, who courageously reported on the Civil Rights struggle and was a role model for Black journalists, died at the age of 99.

Ione Digital journalists share their self-care routines and coping mechanisms in dealing with horrifying and negative news stories during the Trump era.

Black journalist Mara Schiavocampo is quickly amassing an impressive portfolio and numerous accolades. Already called the “Journalist of the Future” by NBC Senior Vice President Alexandra Wallace, Schiavocampo was awarded two National Association of Black Journalist “Salute to Excellence” Awards last week in Philidelphia during the organization’s annual conference. Schiavocampo was honored for her work reporting on […]