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Serena Williams Breaks Down How Much Money Her Daughter Gets For Her Weekly Allowance

Serena Williams Breaks Down How Much Money Her Daughter Gets For Her Weekly Allowance

Tennis legend Serena Williams and her husband negotiated a contract laying out the terms of their 7-year-old daughter's weekly allowance
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    Fox News Didn’t Deserve Award From Hispanic Journalists, Says Group’s Co-Founder

    Charles Ericksen Says Media Firms Don’t Deserve Honors The celebratory tone of the closing gala of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists convention was punctured briefly Saturday night when 84-year-old co-founder Charles Ericksen called it “kind of a farce” for the association to honor Fox News and other media companies when the number of employed…

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    MSNBC Chief Pledges Change for Latinos

    Griffin Pledges That Show Hosts Will Meet With Hispanics A contrite Phil Griffin, president of MSNBC, apologized again Friday for a May Cinco de Mayo skit on his network that Hispanics found offensive, and he agreed with a wide-ranging list of complaints from Latino journalists. Those concerns included the need for more Latinos behind the…

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    Journalists Attend the White House US-Africa Leaders Summit Dinner as Guests

    8 From Fourth Estate Join 400 Honoring African Leaders Members of the media are accustomed to being on the outside looking in when the White House hosts social events, but at least eight were invited guests when the president entertained African heads of state Tuesday night. “I’m way more used to being with the [White…

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    Grio Writer Accuses Howard University Radio Station of Plagiarism

    Grio Columnist Makes Plagiarism Accusation; Howard U. Radio Station Apologizes WHUR-FM Removes Disputed Posting A controversy between the Grio, NBCUniversal’s black-oriented website, and WHUR-FM, Howard University’s commercial radio station, was brewing Monday, closely watched on social media. On Tuesday, WHUR General Manager Jim Watkins issued an apology, telling the Grio writer that the station has…

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    NABJ Gives ‘Thumbs Down’ Award to NPR and Salutes Al Jazeera for ‘Best Practices’

    Al Jazeera America Praised for “Best Practices” The National Association of Black Journalists has given NPR its “Thumbs Down” award for 2014 over its cancellation of the multicultural show “Tell Me More” and NPR’s elimination of 28 positions across its newsroom in an effort to cut costs. The “Best Practices” award went to Al Jazeera…

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    Black and Hispanic Journalist Associations Will Have Joint Convention in 2016!

    Meeting Could Assemble Most Journalists of Color Since ’08 The associations representing journalists from the nation’s two largest groups of color — blacks and Hispanics — have signed a memorandum of understanding to hold a joint convention in 2016, Bob Butler, president of the National Association of Black Journalists, and Hugo Balta, president of the…

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    Promoting Diversity in Your Workplace Might Cost You 

    Study: Advocacy Backfires on Those Who Are Not White Men “Valuing diversity is apparently frowned upon in Corporate America — unless you’re a white man,” Jillian Berman wrote Monday for the Huffington Post. “Women and minorities who promote diversity from corporate leadership positions tend to get lower evaluations from their bosses and colleagues, according to…

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    Is ‘Acting White’ an ‘Overstated’ Idea?

    In Last 20 Years, Writer Says, Theory Has Been Debunked “When President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama speak to an audience of African Americans, particularly students, they invariably mention the trope of ‘acting white,’ ” Nia-Malika Henderson wrote Thursday for the Washington Post’s “She the People” blog. “That is the notion that one impediment…

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    Is ‘Acting White’ an ‘Overstated’ Idea?  

    In Last 20 Years, Writer Says, Theory Has Been Debunked “When President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama speak to an audience of African Americans, particularly students, they invariably mention the trope of ‘acting white,’ ” Nia-Malika Henderson wrote Thursday for the Washington Post’s “She the People” blog. “That is the notion that one impediment…

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    Michelle Obama: The Camera Loves Her

    Unbroken String of Successful Magazine Images “Michelle Obama has become a top magazine cover celebrity, arguably the top celebrity in terms of breadth and frequency of appearance,” Robert Newman wrote last week for Folio:, which covers the magazine industry. “I can’t think of anyone else who makes such a stylish splash every time she appears…