A growing group of publishers, news gatherers, journalists, photographers, and other professionals, the Save Journalism Project’s is to educate and activate journalists across the country to tell the story of big tech’s threat to journalism.
The award-winning journalist has brought audiences stories from global breaking news to entertainment red carpets.
Both of these young ladies exemplified professionalism, consistency and talent.
The art museum acted as a venue for the Los Angeles: State of the Black Press Panel where the panelists discussed everything from mainstream media’s coverage of Black Americans to President Donald Trump’s impact on news coverage and politics.
Amanda Scurlock credits ‘Black privilege’ to her rise from Sentinel intern to sports writer
“There are so many great men and women that are being developed and minds that are being cared for, cultivated inside of the schools and they don’t necessarily have the recruitment bandwidth and their career centers don’t have the relationships established to actually open up access to larger Fortune 500 companies,” Lester Booker, Jr., the project manager for communications operations at General Motors.
“…once I received the MC Lyte #EducateOURMen Scholarship to Dillard, I knew that I was destined to have a fulfilling college experience that was beyond my wildest dreams and I cannot thank MC Lyte, Lynn Richardson and the Hip Hop Sisters Foundation enough for investing in me and being one of my strongest support systems,” said Joshua Williams, a valedictorian at historically Black Dillard University.
“The Black Press is an aspect of the fabric of the Black existence in America that is not getting enough attention or support from the community,” Kisha A. Brown, the founder and CEO of Justis Connection, told NNPA Newswire.
The day of dialogue brought together elected officials, community members, law enforcement, criminal justice professionals, academics and the media to discuss the future of policing in Los Angeles County.
L.A. Sentinel sports writer, Amanda Scurlock shares her journey with Taste of Soul from vendor to reporter.
Alice Allison Dunnigan began her journalism career in Kentucky and was a pioneering journalist who rose to the top of her profession despite racist policies
The broadcast journalist has been selected by The National Association of Black Journalist to receive a prestigious award.
Carrie B. Williams lived her life with enviable grace and resilience.
Under Premium Times Editor-in-Chief, Musikilu Mojeed, the paper published more than 30 stories, with damning details revealing the secret offshore assets of many prominent Nigerians.
The work of America’s journalists has resulted in some of our nation’s most important reforms