National Association of Black Journalists

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre to address Black and Hispanic journalists at Vegas convention

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Byron Allen’s theGrio announces panel at National Association of Black Journalists convention

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Philly’s first Black TV reporter, Trudy Haynes, has died 

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Chicago Mayor Lightfoot grants 1-on-1 interviews with only Black and Brown journalists

“It’s time for the newsrooms to do better and build teams that reflect the make-up of our city,” she said of outlets noting her midway point.
/ May 20, 2021

For Black journalists, working Chauvin trial drains emotions

For the most part, they go into reporter mode, concentrating on observing and figuring out what the day’s story is going to be.
/ April 10, 2021

NABJ founding Executive Director Paul H. Brock dead at 89

National Association of Black Journalist Headquarters has announced that founder Paul H. Brock died on Sunday morning at 89-years-old.
/ March 14, 2021

Former NABJ president Bryan Monroe suffers a fatal heart attack at age 55

Bryan Monroe has died at age 55 after suffering a fatal heart attack at his home in Bethesda, Maryland, on Wednesday morning,
/ January 13, 2021

Historic NABJ Convention gives Black journalists the props they deserve

This year over 4,000 Black journalists converge for the National Association of Black Journalists convention to prove the role is more important than ever.
/ August 15, 2019
Luther Vandross was outed as gay after his death.

Omarosa causes uproar at Black Journalists convention

Organizers at the NABJ convention in New Orleans decided to add Omarosa Manigault at the last moment to the event, and other participants aren’t having it.
/ August 11, 2017
Luther Vandross was outed as gay after his death.

National Association of Black Journalists accuse NBC of ‘whitewashing’

The National Association of Black Journalists is not happy with NBC’s decision to have Megyn Kelly replace “Today’s” first black female anchor Tamron Hall.
/ February 3, 2017