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Voices Investigation: Journalism’s top awards lack diverse judges

In top journalism award panels, judges of color still find themselves the only member of their race or ethnicity in the room.

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Of the 73 editors-in-chief at award-winning college newsrooms in the Spring 2021 semester, less than 6 percent were Black, and approximately 10 percent were Latinx — significantly less than their share of the college population.

How one of Filipino America’s last newspapers folded

What three cities’ fights say about Chinatown’s identity

These Asian immigrants can’t vote in 2024. But they’re finding ways to be heard

I Am What I Am Because of You

Exploited Esthetics: How Asian American Beauty Workers are Organizing

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