Scholars Chips Quinn Scholars Assn. Chips Chatter Fellowships, Awards, etc. If any newspaper can be held up as a model of newsroom diversity, The Miami Herald would be as good as any. Then there are African Americans, Haitians, Pacific Islanders, Asian Americans, Native Americans and , yes, Anglos. The list goes on and on.
New nationalities pop up daily.
The Herald has worked hard, out of equal parts necessity and vision, to make its newsroom represent this community. Today, a substantial number of Hispanics and African Americans work as reporters, photographers and editors. A variety of other races and nationalities also are represented in the newsroom. Just last year, the paper named its first Hispanic publisher. Sometimes they actually did.