By NABJ Founder Joe Davidson   Issues facing Black journalists are many and deep, but the problems generally aren’t broadcast live on television. That was the situation for Omar Jimenez in Minneapolis

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NABJ Statement on Black Sports Online and Inappropriate Conduct Accusations WASHINGTON ⁠— The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) is disappointed to learn of the reported harassment and mistreatment that

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NABJ-NAHJ August 2020 Virtual Convention Registration Now Open!   WASHINGTON (June 24, 2020) — Registration for the first-ever NABJ-NAHJ Virtual Convention & Career Fair is now open! Click here to register. Preregistration

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WASHINGTON – The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) is appalled at the allegations of discriminatory hiring practices and treatment of Black employees by a powerful ABC News executive, as

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The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and the NABJSports Task Force is pleased to announce that Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has contributed $100,000 toward the NABJ COVID-19 Relief

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