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Don’t worry about breaking your budget. We’re here to direct you to 10 dishes you’ll love for less. […]
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The morning sunrise is reflected on a pond at the J.W. Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort [...] -
By ANFERNEE PATTERSON NABJ Monitor DETROIT —The Visual Task Force of the National Association [...] -
By SIERRA PORTER NABJ Monitor The topic of a “New Detroit,” job opportunities, inclusiveness and [...] -
By JAY BOYD NABJ Monitor DETROIT —Tyrik Reed sat on a bench charging his cellphone [...] -
By SIERRA PORTER NABJ Monitor DETROIT —Tiny houses in the U.S. have become such a [...] -
By ANFERNEE PATTERSON NABJ Monitor DETROIT —For Detroit native Jemele Hill, columnist for ESPN’s Undefeated, [...] -
By SIERRA PORTER NABJ Monitor DETROIT —For the first time in 26 years, the [...] -
By HADIYAH WEAVER NABJ Monitor DETROIT — This year’s National Association of Black Journalists convention [...] -
By ANFERNEE PATTERSON NABJ Monitor DETROIT — Millennial- and Generation X-aged journalists represent three-fourths of [...] -
By ARIELLE BRUMFIELD NABJ Monitor DETROIT — If you’re between visiting panels and navigating the [...]
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With the addition of new diverse new revenue streams, Treasurer Walter Smith-Randolph, says a surplus is projected by the end of 2021. […]
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Dorothy Tucker has won a second term as NABJ president with 83% of the votes, defeating challenger Manuel Smith, who obtained 17% (531-111). […]
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In the wake of the pandemic, Tucker introduced the organization’s COVID-19 hardship relief grants, which provided no-strings-attached funds to NABJ members negatively affected financially. […]
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Of the seven seats up for election this year for NABJ’s board of directors, only one was contested. The other six—vice president of broadcast, vice president of digital, secretary, Region I director, Region III director, and student representative—were unopposed races. […]
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The NABJ officer elections for 2021 feature a contest for the top position. Manuel Smith is challenging current President Dorothy Tucker for the job. Other positions being voted on this year have a single candidate. The candidates laid out their positions in interviews with the NABJ Monitor. Here is where they stand… […]
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By Dominique Ainsworth JSHOP Reporter For Sabine Ainsworth elephants represent strength, protection, good luck and good fortune. This is why Ainsworth, a mom of four from Fairfax, Va., gave each of her children an elephant [...] -
Back-to-school in the Denton Independent School District kicked off Aug. 12 with crowded hallways, unmasked faces, and classes that had double or even triple the number of students than they had the previous year.
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David John is a 22-year-old incoming senior at the University of Maryland. He is eager to leave home to go to campus finally. With his wait almost over, he still has to deal with restrictions due to COVID-19. […]
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By Marquette Walker JSHOP Reporter Choosing a historically Black College and University (HBCU) culture over a predominately white institution (PWI) experience is a huge move in today’s world. It inspires tomorrow’s leaders to question why [...]
