The National Association of Black Journalists will celebrate its 50th anniversary at its annual convention in Cleveland this August, honoring its legacy of advocating for Black media representation.

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Jameela Jamil is cutting off print interviews with women after a Sunday Times piece — raising eyebrows and bigger questions about feminism in media.

Barbara Walters had a “very difficult” time working with three male journalists in particular, her new documentary revealed.

Barbara Walters didn’t set out to become a pioneer for females in media. The legendary broadcast journalist and “The View” creator was simply trying to survive as a woman in a male-dominated ...

The journalist and creative director André Leon Talley, whose clothing and luggage are featured in “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” in a Polaroid from 1975.

The establishment of a male-focused literary press has reignited the debate about fiction’s gender gap. Derek Owusu, Leo Robson and Thomas Peermohamed Lambert, three early-career male novelists ...

National and local governments are thought to be responsible for almost half of all attacks on journalists in both countries.

Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna was tortured during the time she spent in Russian detention, and several of her organs, including her brain, were removed before her body was returned ...