Johnny Diaz
About Johnny Diaz
Johnny Diaz is a reporter at The New York Times, where he has worked since 2019. He is also a published author of six novels that explore the lives of gay Hispanic men and their friends in various cities.
Work at The New York Times
Johnny Diaz has been a reporter at The New York Times since 2019. In this role, he contributes to various news stories and features, leveraging his extensive background in journalism. His experience in audience engagement and reporting enhances his ability to connect with readers and deliver impactful narratives.
Education and Expertise
Johnny Diaz earned a Bachelor's degree in Communications from Florida International University, where he studied from 1993 to 1996. His educational background provides a foundation for his career in journalism, enabling him to effectively communicate complex ideas and engage diverse audiences.
Background
Before joining The New York Times, Johnny Diaz worked at the South Florida Sun Sentinel as a viral and features reporter. He also served as a digital reporter at Sun Sentinel Media Group from 2017 to 2019. His earlier career includes a decade at The Boston Globe, where he covered business and features, producing enterprise stories and trend articles.
Published Novels
Johnny Diaz is an accomplished author with six published novels. His works include 'Beantown Cubans' (2009), 'Boston Boys Club' (2007), 'Miami Manhunt' (2008), 'Take the Lead' (2011), 'Looking for Providence' (2014), and 'Six Neckties' (2017). His novels primarily focus on the lives of gay Hispanic men and their communities in cities such as Boston, Providence, and Miami.