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		You'll find here a collection of commentaries and news reports on recent topics of interest to black journalists. Check back often for the lastest topic. Read more like this at Richard Prince's Journal-isms BY WRITER Choose A Writer... J.A. Adande Lawrence Aaron Monroe Anderson Betty Baye' Donna Britt Shannon Buggs Stanley Crouch Eric Deggans Derrick Jackson Sam Fulwood III Jerry Large Dwight Lewis Errol Louis Sheryl McCarthy Earlene McMichael Courtland Milloy Mary A. Mitchell S. Renee Mitchell Acel Moore Tony Norman Les Payne David Person Leonard Pitts Jr. William Raspberry Rochelle Riley Barbara Robinson Barry Saunders Michelle Singletary Elmer Smith Stephen A. Smith Deron Snyder Stephen Smith Laura Washington DeWayne Wickham Byron Williams BY TOPIC '04 Elections Armstrong Williams Black History Month Capital Punishment Cochran Cosby's Remarks Emmett Till Hampton University Katrina Lou Rawls Lynchings Martin Luther King Michael Jackson Richard Pryor Tsunami UNITY 2004

About 225 credentialed journalists were at California's San Quentin State Prison as Stanley Tookie Williams, a former leader of the Crips street gang, was put to death by lethal injection, according to a spokesman for the state Department of Corrections. Despite the heightened controversy in the black community over the execution, none of the media witnesses was a black journalist. Source: Journal-isms