The year is 2005. You’re sitting at your desk, waiting for your Compaq desktop to connect to the Internet so you can type out an e-mail to your friends with links to your Weblog and MySpace profile, ...

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AKRON, Ohio – Hundreds of newsrooms across the country have started capitalizing the ‘b’ in Black when writing about race, ethnicity and culture after the Associated Press and USA Today made changes ...

As traditional value factors and value investing, in general, lose their luster, investors have turned to old tricks, such as capitalizing expenses, to justify buying stocks at overvalued levels.

CNN staffers were told Thursday night to begin capitalizing not only “Black,” in reference to race, but “White,” too. “When referring to the racial categories of Black and White, CNN style is changing ...

Lori Tharps was at work in her basement home office in Philadelphia on June 19 when she got a text: The Associated Press Stylebook — the grammar bible for journalists — would start capitalizing the B ...

The Associated Press announced last month it would capitalize the word “Black” when used to describe racial, ethnic or cultural topics, but decided this week that “White” will not receive the same ...

Readers offer differing opinions about the move by many news organizations, including The Times. To the Editor: Re “Why We’re Capitalizing Black” (Inside The Times, July 5): The Times’s decision to ...

Many people these days, noting my frequent skepticism of the woke vocabulary and woke prescriptions for language use, ask me why I’m capitalizing “Black” when I write about Black Americans. The truth ...