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How many remember the activist formerly known as H. Rap Brown, who once said "Violence is as American as cherry pie?"  A...
11/24/2025

How many remember the activist formerly known as H. Rap Brown, who once said "Violence is as American as cherry pie?" Anything else come to mind? < https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7Goww3oG6k > SNCC Legacy Project: https://sncclegacyproject.org/ =%22h.%20rap%20brown%22

Muslim civil rights and advocacy group calls on Fulton County DA to vacate conviction for the crime Otis Jackson has admitted committing The Georgia chapter and national headquarters of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organiz

Urban League's Marc Morial to Join Monday's Journal-isms Roundtable on How Trump Has Affected Newsroom Diversity -- and ...
11/21/2025

Urban League's Marc Morial to Join Monday's Journal-isms Roundtable on How Trump Has Affected Newsroom Diversity -- and What We Can Do About It (Notices 11-21-25)
What Can Happen When We Lose Our Democracy
Dec. 1: Pentagon Reporters Discuss Press Freedom
Dec. 3: Soccer in the USA Symposium
Dec. 6: Remembering the Montgomery Bus Boycott
Dec. 8: Atoms for Peace, a Discussion of Science Diplomacy
Dec. 17: Why D.C. Has Nation’s Largest Racial Gap in Life Expectancy
True: Slavery Was More Extensive in Latin America Than in U.S.

JOBS
From these journalist organizations
From Rebecca Aguilar
From the Poynter Institute
From the Uproot Project
Request From Erica Loewe, a Former Press Contact with the Biden Administration

From Josie Gonsalves, Public Square Amplified
From Society of Professional Journalists
From Investigative Project on Race and Equity
From National Society of Newspaper Columnists
From Sarah Glover at WHYY, Philadelphia
From Indeed via Todd Steven Burroughs

Please click on the “Notices" for details
https://tinyurl.com/4crcrcy3
https://www.journal-isms.com/urban-leagues-marc-morial-to-join-mondays-journal-isms-roundtable-on-how-trump-has-affected-newsroom-diversity-and-what-we-can-do-about-it-notices-11-21-25/

or via the homepage:
https://journal-isms.com

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New Archive Tells Story of Indigenous Slavery“The publicly-available digital archive aims to document every instance of ...
11/16/2025

New Archive Tells Story of Indigenous Slavery

“The publicly-available digital archive aims to document every instance of Indigenous slavery in the Western Hemisphere to illuminate where and when slavery took place, and the lasting effects for Indigenous communities and their descendants.”

in "Journal-isms" (scroll down)
http://bit.ly/3M3ZGAQ
https://www.journal-isms.com/ap-finds-u-s-exaggerated.../

AP Finds U.S. Exaggerated Roles of Those It Killed:No Evidence Some Were Big-Time Drug TraffickersHundreds at Service fo...
11/15/2025

AP Finds U.S. Exaggerated Roles of Those It Killed:
No Evidence Some Were Big-Time Drug Traffickers
Hundreds at Service for Pioneer Belva Davis (item includes Michael Days, Jim Avila and Richard Kipling)
Alarming Reports About Lack of Trust in Journalists
No Black Women Left at Gutted Teen Vogue

Former FCC Members Say Current Chair 'Weaponizes’
New Archive Tells Story of Indigenous Slavery
Race Plays Out in Case of Boy, 6, Who Shot Teacher
‘How I Lost My Father to Deportation’
Cuba Blocks Imprisoned Journo from Receiving Books
Exiled Cuban Journalist Wins Human Rights Award
African Reporters Keep Digging Despite Obstacles
. . in today’s “Journal-isms”
http://bit.ly/3M3ZGAQ
https://www.journal-isms.com/ap-finds-u-s-exaggerated-roles-of-those-it-killed/

or via the homepage:
https://journal-isms.com

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Update: A memorial service for journalist Rudolph Brewington, who died Oct. 21, is to be livestreamed Saturday, Nov. 15, at 1 p.m. Pacific time; 4 p.m. Eastern time, the family says. Funeral home information is here. https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/las-vegas-nv/rudolph-brewington-12569602

Notices: WABJ Bash for 50th Draws Kudos, Raises $20KSave the Date: Nov. 24 for How Trump Has Affected Newsroom Diversity...
11/10/2025

Notices: WABJ Bash for 50th Draws Kudos, Raises $20K
Save the Date: Nov. 24 for How Trump Has Affected Newsroom Diversity — and What We Can Do About It (updated)
Nov. 12 Credentials Deadline for HBCU Honors Awards

Nov. 17: From Voces, Leading Latino Oral History Archive in U.S.

Nov. 18: Semafor’s The Future of Health Forum

Nov. 18: Reporting on Indian Country – Tools to Help Journalists Meet the Moment

Nov. 15: At D.C.’s MLK Library: Brown Bookshelf Tour

McClatchy Closing D.C. Bureau; Some to Leave Company
Ousted Student Journos Win Right to Cover Immigration Court
Jamaica Lists Drop-Off Points Where We Can Aid Recovery
Journalists and Distress: Supporting Colleagues, Helping Youth
Nov. 13: Cracking Open Cold Cases with Jerry Mitchell

Through Dec. 1: Gordon Parks Exhibit on Black Spirituality
A Glimpse Into Race Relations in Lincoln’s White House
Columbia J-School Hangs Its First Photo of a Black Alum

Dec. 15 Deadline for Prize Honoring Stories About the Underserved
From D.C.’s Politics and Prose
History of Black Bookstores — Now at the Library

Another Journalists’ Roundtable — in Texas

JOBS
From these journalist organizations
From The Uproot Project
From Rebecca Aguilar
From Editor & Publisher/Media Job Board
From Online News Association
From Investigative Reporters & Editors (Oct. 16)

From Press Forward
From Minnesota Public Radio
From Ida B. Wells Society for Investigative Reporting
Dr. Sheila Brooks National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) Entrepreneur Scholarship

Save the Date: Nov. 24 for How Trump Has Affected Newsroom Diversity — and What We Can Do About It  (Notices 11-7-25) Co...
11/07/2025

Save the Date: Nov. 24 for How Trump Has Affected Newsroom Diversity — and What We Can Do About It (Notices 11-7-25)

Congrats to Washington Association of Black Journalists
. . . And to Its President, Phil Lewis

McClatchy Closing D.C. Bureau; Some to Leave Company

Ousted Student Journos Win Right to Cover Immigration Court


Jamaica Lists Drop-Off Points Where We Can Aid Recovery

Journalists and Distress: Supporting Colleagues, Helping Youth

Nov. 13: Cracking Open Cold Cases with Jerry Mitchell

Through Dec. 1: Gordon Parks Exhibit on Black Spirituality



A Glimpse Into Race Relations in Lincoln's White House

Columbia J-School Hangs Its First Photo of a Black Alum

Dec. 15 Deadline for Prize Honoring Stories About the Underserved


JOBS:


From these journalist organizations

From The Uproot Project:

From Editor & Publisher/Media Job Board

From Online News Association

From Investigative Reporters & Editors (Oct, 16):

From Press Forward

From Minnesota Public Radio

From Ida B. Wells Society for Investigative Reporting

Dr. Sheila Brooks National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) Entrepreneur Scholarship

From LinkedIn

From Indeed, via Todd Steven Burroughs

. . in today’s “Journal-isms” (click for details)

https://tinyurl.com/532smtks

https://www.journal-isms.com/save-the-date-nov-24-for-how-trump-has-affected-newsroom-diversity-and-what-we-can-do-about-it/

. . or via the homepage

https://journal-isms.com


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NABJ Hears From Laid-Off Producer of Viral Video:He Urges Journos to Fight Trump Efforts to Control MediaNABJ Talks Fail...
11/04/2025

NABJ Hears From Laid-Off Producer of Viral Video:
He Urges Journos to Fight Trump Efforts to Control Media
NABJ Talks Fail Over Executive Director Contract
Winner: DEI Champion in Red Texas
A Second Chance to Pay Tribute to Michael Days

Paul Valentine Dies, Covered Civil Rights, Anti-War Eras
Rudolph Brewington, a Twin, a Journalist, a Navy Man
Trump's Favorability Falls Among Hispanics
Press Group for Americas Cites Anti-Journo Hostility
'Silent Genocide’ Against Cuba's Independent Journos

Short Takes: Charlamagne Tha God and election night coverage; White House press access; Haitian American journalist as Miss Haiti; DeWayne Wickham; Eugene Robinson; NAHJ’s “Cultural Competence Handbook”; full-body restraints and human rights; ICE recruits with criminal backgrounds; Boston basketball press play against coaches;

Maria Ressa Prizes for Courage in Journalism, Indira Lakshmanan; little-discussed “maid routes” on Atlanta transit; Stephen A. Smith vs. LeBron James; American Journalism Project grants; Columbus, Ohio’s Chuck White; Multicultural Media Correspondents Dinner; British commentator held by ICE;

California Spanish-language news desert; remembering Mexican journalists killed while reporting; Gaza Tribunal on targeting journalists; boycotting New York Times’ Opinion section; arrested Senegalese journalists; Uganda’s restrictions on coverage.
. . in today’s “Journal-isms”

https://tinyurl.com/4n3f3xpm
https://www.journal-isms.com/10-31-25/

Or via the homepage:

http://journal-isms.com

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