Ex-officio RTNDA member Kathy Times was elected president of the National Association of Black Journalistson Friday.

From Richard Prince's column: Times, an anchor and investigative reporter at WDBD-TV in Jackson, Miss., who made retraining journalists a key part of her platform, Friday was elected president of the National Association of Black Journalists.

Times, the organization's vice president for broadcast, defeated Angelo B. Henderson, a Detroit radio talk-show host whose background includes a Pulitzer Prize for his work at the Wall Street Journal, as well as a stint at Real Times, owner of a chain of black newspapers. The vote was 325 to 248 in one of three losses for Detroit candidates.