Limited Coverage Creates Distorted Images
Author: Jean Marie Brown May 30, 2012 Coverage decisions by mainstream media can help explain the gulf that sometimes exists between whites and people of color, Also, the lack of diverse...
View ArticleEthnic Sites Cast Wide Net to Cover Important Issues
Author: Jean Marie Brown May 30, 2012 The mainstream’s skewed view of life for people of color wouldn’t be so objectionable if a clear alternative wasn’t obvious. The aggregation that supports...
View ArticleTimes-Picayune Plans Point to Digital Divide
May 30, 2012 In New Orleans, broadband goes to whites, affluent; grad student from Syria killed filming in homeland; actor's biopic will join canon of bizarre racial tales; Thomas-Lester, El-Bashir...
View ArticleMIJE Contributor Joshunda Sanders to Appear on The Buzz, WDBZ 1230 AM
Event Date(s): 05/31/2012 - 16:30 Joshunda Sanders will appear on the SisterSpeak show on 1230 AM WDBZ The Buzz, to discuss her piece Media Portrayal of Black Youth Contributes to Racial Tension,...
View ArticleMedia Must Carefully Scrutinize Abuses by U.S. Border Patrol
Author: Nadra Kareem Nittle May 31, 2012 Victims of police brutality typically remain in the public consciousness long after cases that made them famous fade from the airwaves and headlines. Rodney...
View ArticleMaynard Grad Finalist for LA Press Club's 54th SoCal Journalism Awards
May 31, 2012 2010 Maynard Multimedia Editing Program grad Christopher Johnson is a finalist for 54th SoCal Journalism Awards from the Los Angeles Press Club. Christopher produced the radio feature...
View ArticleKMPH TV News | Fresno, CA
News Photographer/Video Journalist Posted on: June 1, 2012 Deadline: June 30, 2012 Category:NewsPosition/Title:News Photographer/Video JournalistDetails:KMPH TV News seeks a talented and agressive...
View ArticleToday’s Focus: Documenting Day-to-Day Indignities
Author: Jean Marie Brown May 31, 2012 Difficulties and indignities are front and center in today’s coverage. The Huffington Post and The Daily Beast post on a judge’s decision not to charge an...
View ArticleJobs Report Coverage Dwells on Political Impact
Author: Jean Marie Brown June 1, 2012 This month’s employment numbers are in and they aren’t good. The mainstream posts are fairly general, with emphasis on the politics around the numbers and the...
View ArticleFire Official Out After Dissing Reporter
June 1, 2012 Mayor "unappoints" deputy who slapped away a mic; ESPN backs Hugo Balta's race for NAHJ president; Clinkscales to launch "digital sports platform"; Ed Gordon debuts radio show in Detroit,...
View ArticlePhilly Voices: A Convening of Media Professionals
June 4, 2012 On April 30th the Maynard Institute for Journalism Education, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists, held the second “Philly Voices” conversation...
View ArticleOn the Mainstream Sites: Tiger Makes Good and Zimmerman Returns to Jail
Author: Jean Marie Brown June 4, 2012 There’s little in the mainstream today that is exclusive to the experiences of people of color. There’s much ado about Queen Elizabeth’s Jubilee celebration,...
View ArticleNAHJ Hopefuls Get Personal
June 4, 2012 Would-be candidates question motivations; New Orleans leaders oppose Times-Picayune cutback; series finds racial disparity on "Stand Your Ground"; Obama bashed in weekend news media;...
View ArticleJai Blackmon, A 2012 JPS High School Graduate
Sondra Bell May 22, 2012 As adults, we watch children grow up and declare: “That boy (or girl) is going to be something someday.” Elawrence Jaishun “Jai” Blackmon was one of those kids. A member of...
View ArticleWalter Payton Center: A Place To Get Fit
Sondra Bell May 22, 2012 I have fallen and I can’t seem to get back to the track! Something seems to come up every afternoon with work, church, end of school programs and just life in general. Take my...
View ArticleFlorence Resident Kicks Sugar
Mallory Pickering June 4, 2012 Around two years ago, Victoria Rayburn experienced a mild shock when she stood on the scale at her doctor’s office. She weighed in at 196 pounds. “I couldn’t believe...
View ArticleGrocery Shopping Is a Social Event, Not a Chore!
Donna Echols May 28, 2012 The smell of rotisserie chicken, fresh cut flowers in every color of the rainbow, and people waiting in line to take good things home. Are we leaving a party with favors? No,...
View ArticleOnly Overweight Folks Can Get Diabetes, Right?
Donna Echols May 29, 2012 Diabetes is for folks who are overweight. Well, that’s what I used to think anyway. I’m a person with a small frame and a healthy weight, and quite frankly I thought diabetes...
View ArticleHealthy Choices
Emanuel Harmon May 15, 2012 My name is Emanuel Harmon and I’m a diabetic. I don’t want you to become one, too. Switching to a healthier diet is one of the best ways to prevent diabetes. My name is...
View ArticleFresh Produce In My Community
Stephen White May 21, 2012 Growing up in St. Croix, I never really had a problem with finding fresh fruit and vegetables. However, I’ve noticed Jackson has a a lot of grocery stores, but not all of...
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