The 19th is reexamining the nation’s founding, its unfulfilled promises and unsung heroes through the lives, labor and leadership of those initially excluded from dominant historical narratives.
The 19th is centering the women and LGBTQ+ people whose lives and work have challenged this nation to make good on promises it has yet to extend to all. They are the people still founding America. They are Revolutionaries.
The 19th is seeking a part-time contract reporter to report, write and produce coverage of LGBTQ+ issues, focusing on the intersections with politics and elections.
The fellowship offers early- and mid-career alums of Historically Black Colleges and Universities yearlong, salaried fellowships in reporting, audience engagement, news product – and now, development.
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The prominent 31-year-old media personality helped to rally young people around traditional gender roles.
Five HBCU alums join The 19th through its yearlong fellowship program, continuing our mission to build a more equitable future for journalism.
Eight reporters break down the impact Trump is already having on LGBTQ+ rights, education, the economy, immigration and more.
The program provides graduates and mid-career HBCU alums with full-year, salaried fellowships in reporting, audience engagement and product.