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Huskisson, Greg – Crisis, 1990
Aspiring black journalists have some reasons for optimism, because there are job opportunities in journalism for minorities, with the greatest number of jobs in the newspaper industry. Internships and nonpaying experience can be stepping stones to an eventual career in journalism. Some resources for the would-be journalist are listed. (SLD)
Descriptors: Black Achievement, Blacks, Career Choice, Career Education
Jones, Regina – Crisis, 1991
The lack of roles for African-American female police officers has not stopped black women from gaining momentum in law enforcement. Women still comprise less than 10 percent of all police officers, but growing numbers of black women are finding meaningful work in law enforcement. (SLD)
Descriptors: Black Employment, Blacks, Career Choice, Career Education
Herbert, Solomon J. – Crisis, 1991
Opportunities for blacks in law enforcement careers are detailed. Local and federal law enforcement agencies are hiring members of minority groups. In a climate in which so many young African Americans are involved in negative behaviors, others should take the opportunity to try to provide positive role models. (SLD)
Descriptors: Black Employment, Black History, Blacks, Career Choice