National Journal Lacks Females Among New, Big-Name Stars
National Journal doesn’t have many women fighting for its new place in Washington, D.C. According to a report by the Columbia Journalism Review, the Journal has only hired 4 out of 20 women in its attempt to take down Politico.
Since June, the Journal has hired energy and environment reporter Coral Davenport, Congress reporter Susan Davis, general assignment reporter Fawn Johnson and chief political correspondent Beth Reinhard. At the same time, the company hired 16 men to help its coverage.
However,
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