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A record 4,000 flock to Miami conference
More than 3,600 journalists have registered for the convention, tipping over the record registered in Atlanta in 2005. […]
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32 years later, NABJ revisits Miami for annual convention
This year, the NABJ convention is expected to be the most attended one yet. […]
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‘Detailed’ security plans in place Extra measures, support from law enforcement set to quell fears
In light of the three mass shootings that occurred over a one-week span, in Gilroy, California, El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, some convention-goers have said they fear they may be a target for such crimes. […]
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Literary giant Toni Morrison’s legacy celebrated in annual authors showcase
NABJ authors took a moment of silence Wednesday to reflect the memory of literary giant Toni Morrison, a Nobel-prize winning author, who passed away on Monday. […]
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‘Black News Channel’ slated for a fall TV premiere
The Black News Channel will launch a 24-hour TV African-American news and content channel for African Americans this fall. […]
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Where to find cheap eats for under $10
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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Need to get around Aventura? Consider these options
By Jessica TaylorNABJ Monitor As more than 3,500 black journalists flock to this week’s NABJ Convention and Career Fair, it might not be easy to reach the convention site and hotels. But NABJ is attempting […]
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Visual Task Force auction hits a new high
By ANFERNEE PATTERSON NABJ Monitor DETROIT —The Visual Task Force of the National Association of Black Journalists has raised its highest amount of pre-event funding for its Photography Auction than it has since the […]
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Annual JSHOP offers high school students hands-on learning at convention
By BRE’ANNA GRANT NABJ Monitor Eleven high school students are learning how to be journalists this week at the National Association of Black Journalists Convention. The students, who are from Detroit, Los Angeles and […]
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Four Years Later, Flint Worries It’s Being Forgotten
By ARIELLE BRUMFIELD NABJ Monitor DETROIT — In an effort to restore the city’s finances, the city’s water supply was switched from its current provider Detroit Water and Sewerage Department to a city-built pipeline, […]