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  • [ August 15, 2026 ] Abraham Jiménez Enoa: Journey From Exile to Reflection NABJ 2026
  • [ August 15, 2026 ] Members vote to decertify Vice President of Print candidate in heated business meeting NABJ 2026
  • [ August 15, 2026 ] NABJ 2027 overlap puts Afro-Latino journalists at a crossroads NABJ 2026
  • [ August 15, 2026 ] Racism killed X, so this Atlanta entrepreneur created his own platform NABJ 2026
  • [ August 15, 2026 ] More Than a Seat at the Table: Black Women Redefine Leadership in the Newsroom NABJ 2026
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Abraham Jiménez Enoa: Journey From Exile to Reflection

August 15, 2026 NABJ Staff 0

By Tatiana Allen Cuban journalist Abraham Jiménez Enoa is the 2026 recipient of the Percy Qoboza Foreign Journalist of the Year Award. Enoa discusses the challenges foreign journalists can face when speaking out against their […]

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Members vote to decertify Vice President of Print candidate in heated business meeting

August 15, 2026 NABJ Staff 0

NABJ members leave meeting frustrated with process […]

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NABJ 2027 overlap puts Afro-Latino journalists at a crossroads

August 15, 2026 NABJ Staff 0

“We shouldn’t have to choose between one or the other, because we are equally a part of both.” […]

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Racism killed X, so this Atlanta entrepreneur created his own platform

August 15, 2026 NABJ Staff 0

Fanbase creator Isaac Hayes III hopes to create a safe haven for cultural discourse with Spark […]

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More Than a Seat at the Table: Black Women Redefine Leadership in the Newsroom

August 15, 2026 NABJ Staff 0

Black women in newsroom leadership […]

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Aisha AI Plans to Be the Next Game Changer for Black Journalist 

August 15, 2026 NABJ Staff 0

By Keith Golden Jr. Esosa Osa was tired of seeing how the rapid growth of AI harms Black communities. She was tired of the misinformation, data centers polluting communities, facial recognition software criminalizing them and […]

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 As AI advances, journalists face hard questions to ask big tech 

August 15, 2026 NABJ Staff 0

Reliable reporting on artificial intelligence is essential as advances impact newsrooms and beyond […]

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NABJ searches for new executive director amid legal dispute

August 15, 2026 NABJ Staff 0

ED search continues […]

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“We have to do the job”: Despite tough times, the Black press holds on

August 15, 2026 NABJ Staff 0

By Jaden Perry Aboard Air Force Two, surrounded by journalists from big and small publications, the founder of The Black Wall Street Times, Nehemiah Frank, reminisced on how far he had come. “I was just […]

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HBCU Newspapers Are Dying. This Man is Trying to Fix That

August 15, 2026 NABJ Staff 0

Project seeks to revitalize HBCU newspapers […]

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