What is journalism?

Journalism is the practice of gathering, verifying, producing, and presenting information to the public about current events, issues, and trends. It plays a critical role in a democratic society by informing citizens, holding those in power accountable, and fostering public discourse. Key characteristics of journalism include: 1. Fact-Based Reporting: Journalism relies on accurate, verifiable facts and evidence, often collected through […]

Congressional Black Caucus January 4, 1971

The Congressional Black Caucus was formed on January 4, 1971 but was not formally recognized until March 30, 1971 by President Nixon until March 30, 1971 after members boycott refused to attend his January 22, 1971 State of the Union Address. The Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) is an organization of African American members of the United States Congress. It was […]