Drive to Bring Blacks Into Newsrooms Seen Losing Steam
A survey of U.S. newsrooms shows progress toward black inclusion stalled after a decade of effort. Experts cite candidate shortages, waning pressure, and rising focus on hiring women. Data from The Washington Post The New York Times and other outlets show black representation remains around 1 percent of 40 000 newsroom workers with small gains since 1972.
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Goren Bridge columns tease readers with seven Q and A tips
The Chicago Tribune presents seven Goren Bridge questions with expert replies on bidding strategies for various hands. Each scenario covers vulnerable and nonvulnerable positions, suggesting bids like five diamonds or three no trump to reach optimal contracts.
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