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AT Black Media
AT Black MediaOct 11, 2026
Fool’s Gold, Firings and a Fight for Funding: 7 Stories Black America Can’t Ignore This Week
From the mental toll on Black women pushed out of federal jobs to a $550M HBCU lawsuit, a journalist’s chilling arrest, and a KKK leader’s midterm boast, here’s what you need to know, plus one historic win worth celebrating.
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AT Black Media
AT Black MediaSep 21, 2026
Press Freedom, Hidden Labor, and Breaking Through: Black Stories That Matter
From press access under attack to quiet caregiving crises and the real cost of visibility, these stories deserve your attention. Share them to keep these voices heard.
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The Southlander
The SouthlanderAug 10, 2026
Statement in solidarity with BreakThrough News
The Southlander stands in unwavering solidarity with our media colleagues at BreakThrough News. Since February 9, 2026, the House Committee on Ways & Means, led by Representative Jason Smith, has demanded BreakThrough News turn over financial records, while claiming that the journalism published by the newsroom “aligns with pro-[Chinese Communist Party] rhetoric” and, after Operation Al-Aqsa Flood on October 7, 2023, “shifted their coverage in a way that suggests its intent on sowing divi
NewslettersPress Freedom
The Southlander
The SouthlanderAug 7, 2025
A conversation about the future of the LA Times and local journalism
The Southlander interviews journalist Matt Pearce, former head of the LA Times News Guild.
InterviewsPress Freedom
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerSep 11, 2011
September 11th, 2011
The events that occurred ten years ago were undeniably horrific, scary and tragic. They were also an opportunity to show how strong democratic values are; to show how powerful reason is when armed with information; to unite behind our belief in freedom of speech and freedom of knowledge. I was working at Daily Information, writing some new features for their web platform. It was a little past two in the afternoon, and I was sitting with one of the high school students who occasionally did work
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