Friday, August 4, 2023

By Charlene Richards As voting closes Friday evening for NABJ’s elections, two amendment proposals for the organization’s constitution have been stirring contentious debate among membership.  Dorothy Tucker, NABJ’s current president who has served two terms, […]

By Elijah Pittman America is enduring a turbulent political climate, with legislation and U.S. Supreme Court rulings radically stripping back progress. The SCOTUS has repealed abortion protections and affirmative action, while several states have banned […]

The death of her 17-year-old son Trayvon Martin in 2012 left the country reeling, even more so when the Florida man who shot the teenager was acquitted. […]