National Association of Black Journalists

National Association Of Black Journalists Calls Out CNN For Lack Of Black Representation

The organization has placed the network on a “special media monitoring list” to perform research and analysis of CNN’s diversity, inclusion and equity practices.
By 

Jemele Hill Honored As NABJ's Journalist Of The Year

“This is the biggest accomplishment of my career.”
By 

Omarosa Was Right and Wrong in Joining Trump

The former Trump aide insists she stuck with, defended and attacked on behalf of the president for the sake of her community.
By 

Calling Las Vegas Massacre ‘Deadliest Shooting In U.S. History’ Erases Our Violent Past

Let's not negate the events of black history.
By 

Omarosa Tells NABJ Convention She 'Fights On Front Lines Every Day' To Laughs, Groans

No one seemed pleased to have the reality TV star-turned-Trump aide at this year's gathering of black journalists.
By 
and

NABJ Choses MSNBC's Yvette Miley for Lifetime Achievement

By 

April Ryan Named NABJ Journalist Of The Year, Honored As A 'True Trailblazer'

She is so deserving of this recognition.
By 

Exit By First Black Female 'Today' Show Co-Host Called 'Whitewashing'

Tamron Hall will reportedly be replaced by Megyn Kelly, who has "a well-documented history of offensive remarks."
By 

Will The Country's Largest Minority-Journalism Group Close Its Doors?

The National Association of Black Journalists is grappling with a massive shortfall -- and none of its leaders will talk about it.
By