Spread the word! Have you heard? All across the nation... The Associated Press (The Associated Press) is looking for a new Race & Ethnicity reporter! In other words, I'm hiring! careers.ap.org/job/Newsperson…

Come work with us! The The Associated Press's Race and Ethnicity team is looking for a reporter to join the dynamic and award-winning team led by Aaron L. Morrison. Here is the job posting: bit.ly/3YZWVmx

Hey, @nabj @nahj Asian American Journalists Association est. 1981 Indigenous Journalists Association -- The The Associated Press has a great job for you on our Race and Ethnicity team! careers.ap.org/job/Newsperson…

was telling someone last week that i don’t see myself as a journalist, but as someone who works in journalism, and i think that’s an important distinction.

The publisher keeps saying covering certain types of stories—e.g., covering the Black community in Atlanta—will look like “taking a stance.” He doesn’t seem to understand that deliberately not covering those stories IS, in fact, taking a stance.

BREAKING: A white man fatally shot three Black people, then himself, at a Jacksonville, Florida, Dollar General store in what officials described as a hate crime. apnews.com/article/florid…

Spent a week on Maui covering the deadly Lahaina fire. Spent a day with family on O'ahu, and a few hours with family on Maui. Pained to see the people of my home state, my 'ohana, in aguish. Story with my The Associated Press 'ohana, Jae C. Hong Mike Householder. apnews.com/article/ohana-…

And we’ve seen this happen elsewhere, right? Hurricane Katrina immediately comes to mind. Someone I once interviewed called them “disaster investors/speculators.”

Great piece by N'dea Yancey-Bragg and Christine Fernando Sexism almost sidelined Black women at 1963 March on Washington. How they fought back. usatoday.com/story/news/nat… via @usatoday

No sitting or former U.S. president had his booking photo taken – until now.

What to know: usatoday.com/story/news/pol…

I was laid off by The Texas Tribune yesterday after more than 10 years there — most spent centering communities of color in my reporting.

This is my last story, which was set to run before I was called in. This is the kind of reporting I was doing: texastribune.org/2023/08/24/kar…

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Hey, editors & pubs! I’m a Black trans woman & award-winning culture & entertainment journalist open for commissions and ready to do some more pundit/expert things. All mediums, from written to audio/visual. Please send pitch calls, etc. 🤓🤍

Email: [email protected]

My last official byline at USA TODAY and alongside one of my favorite humans and journalists
N'dea Yancey-Bragg 🥹, and related to the intersection between race and gender -- my favorite intersection.

I’ve got some 💫 professional news 💫 … majorly excited to lead race news coverage for the The Associated Press! And I will be hiring — details on that soon.

i am shocked they just started doing this tbh. gannett has been eyeing ai greedily while laying off entire newspaper staffs for a while…

Today's my first day USA TODAY! I'll be covering national health and breaking news, but I'll still be in New York. Please send tips via email or DM.

Instead, a parting thought: People over the years have asked whether I felt “pigeonholed” by doing race coverage as a Black journalist. I want to be emphatically clear that I consider it the greatest honor to do this work. In fact, we need more, not less, reporters doing this.

Here’s the lesson that those who would choose to abuse their power should take from the Marion, Kansas, newspaper raid: You’ll regret it. kansascity.com/opinion/articl…

The front page of the Marion County Record today documented a rare episode in American history and let readers know that their small-town weekly newspaper is not going anywhere.

“SEIZED ... but not silenced,” the paper in central Kansas announced. kansascity.com/news/state/kan…