Seattle Association of Black Journalists

Seattle Association of Black Journalists We are an organization for journalists, student journalists, journalism professors, advertising and public relations professionals.

https://youtu.be/jMbQrIlEJ8cVeteran news reporter Deborah Horne opens up about her impressive journalism career and shar...
04/18/2026

https://youtu.be/jMbQrIlEJ8c

Veteran news reporter Deborah Horne opens up about her impressive journalism career and shares valuable advice for aspiring reporters. From her passion for storytelling to the lessons she learned over decades in the business, this is an insightful conversation for anyone interested in news, media, and the craft of journalism.

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Beyond The BylineProduced by the Seattle Association of Black JournalistsHosts: Kevin P. Henry and Naja JohnsonDeborah Horne, a retired newscaster, dedicated...

04/17/2026

Parents and students expressed outrage at Erika Kirk’s visit, which had been planned during school hours.

04/17/2026

🚨 FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY: Amanda Gorman NAMED ONE OF TIME Magazine’s ‘TOP 100 MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE OF 2025’ 🤩
READ MORE: https://pineblossom.info/posts/first-time-history-amanda-gorman-named-one-time-magazines-top-khuyen123-team-clover-6ead-crtg

She walked down the hallway like it was the opening line of a poem — shoulders relaxed, posture graceful, eyes steady with quiet purpose. No entourage clearing a path. No cameras pressing in for a quote. No script clutched tightly in hand. Just the calm presence of someone who has spent years refining her voice and understanding the power behind every word she chooses to speak.

Someone nearby murmured an old, familiar line about how “noise gets attention.” She didn’t respond. She didn’t correct them.

Amanda paused, offered a subtle, knowing smile, and said simply,
“Truth lasts.”

Minutes later, she stepped into the spotlight — not onto a stage, but into history.

The room expected performance. Prestige. A moment built on reputation alone.

What they received was something far rarer: authenticity.

Amanda didn’t perform. She didn’t rely on recognition or applause. She spoke with the same poetic clarity and emotional resonance that defines her work — deliberate, luminous, and deeply human. Every word felt intentional. No excess. No theatrics. Just conviction shaped by purpose.

And that’s when the atmosphere shifted.

You could feel it — that subtle transformation when perception changes. When people stop measuring influence by visibility alone and begin to recognize the quiet force of meaning. When the room realizes this isn’t just a speech. This is language becoming legacy.

Thank you to everyone who showed up and showed love at SABJ’s Black Voices Matter! From powerful conversation to an unfo...
04/07/2026

Thank you to everyone who showed up and showed love at SABJ’s Black Voices Matter!

From powerful conversation to an unforgettable preview of Aviatrix, this night was a reminder of the impact of storytelling and community.

Special thanks to for sharing her work inspired by aviation pioneer Bessie Coleman!

🎭 Don’t miss the full production of Aviatrix
🗓 May 16 – June 7 at Seattle Public Theater

Interview with retired news reporter Essex Porter. COMING SOON, NEW EPISODES FROM THE BEYOND THE BYLINE PODCAST.Intervie...
03/31/2026

Interview with retired news reporter Essex Porter. COMING SOON, NEW EPISODES FROM THE BEYOND THE BYLINE PODCAST.

Interview with former KIRO TV News reporter Essex Porter.
https://youtu.be/l4acWoIP53E

03/10/2026

Longtime Seattle journalist leads the conversation with Angela Poe Russell at SABJ’s annual Black Voices Matter showcase!

🗓 March 14 | 4:30–6:30 PM

will share an exclusive preview of her original musical Aviatrix, inspired by trailblazing Black and Native aviation legend Bessie Coleman — exploring how journalism and the performing arts can break through cynicism and reconnect us to truth.

🎟️ Students attend FREE
🎓 Proceeds support the Patricia Fisher Endowed Scholarship

Come be inspired. Come support. Link in bio!

03/07/2026

After a two-time Emmy-nominated debut, Conversations with KD Hall returns to KING 5 with a sharper focus and deeper purpose.
Season Two confronts the defining pressures of this moment: grief as a condition of leadership, and the expanding authority of women across sports, government, journalism, and civic life. These are not surface conversations. They are direct. Grounded. Necessary.
With back-to-back premieres on March 7 and March 8, the new season continues what the first began — documenting who is leading, what they carry, and what it costs.
This is not entertainment. It is a record of the moment we are living in. March 7 9:30AM on

02/25/2026

has a message for you.

The legendary journalist and co-executive producer of Black Voices Matter is inviting you to NAAM on March 14 for a powerful evening featuring ‘s play Aviatrix.

Doors open at 4:30 PM. Program concludes at 6:30 PM.

Live performance. Shared meal. Meaningful conversation at the intersection of journalism and storytelling.

Only 100 guests will be admitted. Link in bio!

All proceeds support SABJ programming and scholarships for the next generation of journalists.

Be in the room. Reserve your seat. Special thanks to for shooting!

Join us March 14 for SABJ’s annual Black Voices Matter showcase!Veteran journalist Angela Poe Russell will present an ex...
02/17/2026

Join us March 14 for SABJ’s annual Black Voices Matter showcase!

Veteran journalist Angela Poe Russell will present an exclusive preview of her original musical Aviatrix, inspired by trailblazing Black and Native aviation legend Bessie Coleman.

It’s a powerful evening exploring how journalism and the performing arts can break through cynicism and reconnect us to curiosity, empathy and truth.

🎟️ Students attend FREE
🎓 Proceeds support the Patricia Fisher Endowed Scholarship

Come be inspired. Come support. Link in bio!

02/02/2026

Join us on Feb 2, 2026 for Not On Our Watch: A National Town Hall On Press Freedom hosted by NABJ and in partnership with Black Star Network. Streaming LIVE on NABJ Youtube and Facebook

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