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"Print articles about it." That was State Rep. Jolanda Jones' response when asked how ethnic media organizations can help families better understand the opportunities and challenges artificial intelligence and social media present for today's youth.
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A new three-part interview series, Who Cares About Youth?, brings state legislators together to discuss issues ranging from juvenile justice and education to mental health and community engagement.
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Texas elections move fast, and so does misinformation. For journalists covering primaries, midterms, and local races, understanding the mechanics of Texas election law is…
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The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) is outraged and deeply alarmed by the arrests of journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort by federal agents, and…
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For years, Houston has been cited nationally for reducing homelessness and expanding housing options, but local experts say the real challenge goes beyond placing…
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By: Erin Slaughter The National Association of Black Journalists has launched a $15 million Jubilee Endowment Campaign to provide lasting support for Black journalists…
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By: Erin Slaughter The 2025 Houston Association of Black Journalists (HABJ) Sneaker Ball Gala is officially sold out, signaling another highly anticipated and impactful…
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By: Erin Slaughter The National Association of Black Journalists marks its 50th anniversary on December 12, 2025, celebrating half a century of supporting Black…
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The Houston Association of Black Journalists (HABJ) is rolling out the red carpet — and the sneakers — for its annual Scholarships & Awards…
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By: Erin Slaughter Melanie Lawson, one of Houston’s most respected journalists, will retire from ABC13 in January 2026 after a career spanning more than…