Minority Reports

As Nate Silver and Ezra Klein were being criticized for their homogenous hires, suggestions for diversification came to the fore

A panel at CUNY on Tuesday night offered advice

There are dos and don’ts for journalists reporting on political races

We deserve to have stories about our lives and accomplishments told in ways that don’t reduce us to our genitals

A gruesome "trend" of punching strangers for fun is being widely represented by a separate assault, but it plays into racist stereotypes

The CNN anchor’s commentaries are increasingly controversial

Administrators at historically black colleges and universities have long cracked down on student press freedoms, something the National Association of Black Journalists hopes to shift

A panel of prominent bloggers discussed their niche

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists is the second group to leave UNITY since 2011, raising questions about whether it can survive

The BBC’s "100 Women" series spotlights global women’s issues

Freelancers shouldn’t have to worry that there might be pressure to sleep with an editor or that she will need to laugh off his sexual passes in order to get work

Women have been organizing against the tabloid mainstay, but some editors maintain that it’s a good way to sell papers

With a new (white) president and disgruntled membership, the diversity group needs to assess how to move forward

It’s not a winning combination

HuffPost Live’s coverage of a nonsensical anti-gay article in a Nigerian newspaper raises questions of its own