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Everything that's happening right now, all of the anger and frustration you're seeing from black journalists isn't something that just bubbled to the surface. This is following years of our ideas, thoughts & expertise being cast aside.
It’s really not enough to just listen to us in this moment. We have been saying these things for years, for decades. There’s no need to form a task force to identify the problems. The issues are well documented. It’s time to shift toward tangible action.
To everyone saying we must have a “free exchange of ideas,” and that we “owe it to readers to present both sides,” this is true in many regards. But let’s be clear: Racism is not a both sides issue. The amplification of some voices can put people in very real danger.
Want a true "free exchange of ideas?" Here's a novel idea: Hire black reporters. Hire black photographers. Hire black social media experts. Hire and promote talent to management and leadership roles. Do this in every single corner of your newsrooms.
Serious about hiring black/POC journalists?
Happening today: @IRE_NICAR and the @MaynardInst are hosting a very timely discussion today at 11am PT/2pm ET on how to create a REAL inclusive newsroom. Sign up.https://twitter.com/fvaraorta/status/1268386161107636224 …
I heard @KTeaFahey agrees. 
No, what we need is a bold taskforce to study the possibilities of forming a working commission to identify areas of possible investigation. Somehow 250 years of everyday experience isn't enough
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