Greetings AABJ members, First, I want to thank you for your continued support and readership. Second, you may notice this
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Author: Raisa Habersham
THE BYLINE 05/2021
AJC managing editor Leroy Chapman shares how the newsroom handles burnout, remote work By: Jamila Wood The pandemic affected every
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THE BYLINE 04/ 2021
How Clark Atlanta professor balances his freelance career, influences students By: Jamila Wood When he is not teaching Clark Atlanta
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THE BYLINE 03/2021
AABJ Mourns the loss of Atlanta Voice editor Marshall Latimore AABJ Family, We are mourning the death of Marshall A. Latimore,
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Black Women Continue To Break Barriers in Journalism By Elisheva Wimberly Savannah Morning News Executive Editor Rana Cash and Miami
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THE BYLINE 01/2021
The January issue of The Byline chronicles the career of retiring AJC columnist Gracie Staples and features a Q&A with Ida B. Wells’ descendant Tiana Ferrell.
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THE BYLINE 11/2020
Journalists provide post-Election Day analysis for Morehouse College event By Elisheva Wimberly A week after Election Day, Morehouse College’s Journalism
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THE BYLINE 10/2020
AJC Washington Correspondent talks elections, Black voters and Georgia’s role in the election By Elisheva Wimberly With Election Day fast
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THE BYLINE 09/2020
How I found two jobs in a relentless pandemic By Alexis Grace How does it feel to be a graduate?
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THE BYLINE 07/2020
Atlanta reporter recounts covering the first night of protests in the wake of George Floyd’s death By Raisa Habersham I
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