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Southern California Public Radio added more journalists of color to its reporting—and doubled its Latino listenership

How mentoring, networks, fellowships and internships can help journalists of color

The Philadelphia Inquirer's managing editor argues that newspapers best engage audiences when staff look like the community

Documenting the lives of black fathers in America, from Brooklyn to Ferguson

Can a dedicated black beat help change the portrayal of African-Americans?

Effective strategies for making newsrooms more inclusive

When it comes to issues of race and reporting, soul-searching by journalists is imperative

After America elected its first black president, an African-American newspaper columnist found himself forced to defend his work

From the Pentagon Papers to Hollywood e-mails, reporters and editors face complex decisions when it comes to reporting on information from hackers and leakers

The journey to write “Equal Before the Law: How Iowa Led Americans to Marriage Equality” began April 3, 2009, when the Iowa Supreme Court granted gays and lesbians the right…