Black journalists group faces member backlash over Trump speaking invitation

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Symone Sanders, the former Kamala Harris spokesperson turned MSNBC host, wrote on X that "some of the best journalists in the country are members of the NABJ" and wondered, "So why wouldn't they interview Trump?""He is the Republican nominee.
52% : ""Harris has always, and will always, value the NABJ and work to ensure Black reporters have a seat at the table," the person added, drawing a not-so-subtle contrast between the vice president and Trump.
42% : "NABJ didn't platform Trump.
38% : "To the journalists interviewing Trump, I wish them the best of luck," Attiah wrote on X, adding that she had not been "involved or consulted with in any way with the decision to platform Trump in such a format.
30% : "Making matters worse for the NABJ, while the organization has welcomed Trump to its stage to speak, it rejected requests by the Harris campaign to make accommodations for her to address the conference.
25% : The NABJ did not respond to multiple requests for comment Tuesday, but in its announcement it said the Q&A with Trump, "will concentrate on the most pressing issues facing the Black community.

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