UNPACKING IT ALL: HOW BLACK JOURNALISTS CAN COVER RACE AND EQUALITY By Natalie Mendenhall “When I was a younger journalist,
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THE BYLINE-JUNE 2022 ISSUE
The Historical Connection of Juneteenth in Georgia By Da’Zhane Johnson Georgia declared Juneteenth a state holiday 11 years ago, and
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Mental Health Expert Talks How Georgia Residents Can Maintain Their Mental Health During COVID-19 By Da’Zhane Johnson Being isolated for
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EMMY AWARD WINNING JOURNALIST MARCUS FOSTER SHARES 5 TIPS TO LAND YOUR NEXT JOURNALISM JOB By Jalondra Jackson Marcus Foster
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CELEBRATING WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH Left: Tia Mitchell, Right: Donna Lowry Political Journalists Donna Lowry and Tia Mitchell Speak On
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AABJ members and supporters, It is such an honor to serve as president of the Atlanta Association of Black Journalists
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AABJ Mourns the loss of Jovita Moore On Friday, Oct. 28, it was announced that WSB-TV anchor Jovita Moore passed
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THE BYLINE – SUMMER 2021 ISSUE
Greetings AABJ members, First, I want to thank you for your continued support and readership. Second, you may notice this
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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 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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