Columbia Journalism Review editors report on their review of a century of Pulitzer Prize winners and conclude that the honorees always have been — and still are — mostly white: "Progress has been so slow that the percentage of non-white winners over the last decade is essentially identical to the percentage over the last 100 years." Also, Howard W. French on how the history of black people in journalism mirrors the history of race in America.
June 8, 2016
