Can NABJ Protect Black Journalists — Or Just Mourn Us After?
February 5, 2026
In 2024, the NABJ hosted Trump, sparking dissent. Critics warned of platforming a figure with contempt for Black journalists.
In 2024, the NABJ hosted Trump, sparking dissent. Critics warned of platforming a figure with contempt for Black journalists.
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