  Professional news media organizations have always touted the importance that
they give to multiple perspectives. However, in practice the traditional
approach to all-sides has favored people in the dominant culture. Hence it has
come under ethical critique under the new norms of diversity, equity, and
inclusion (DEI). When DEI is applied to journalism, it goes beyond conventional
notions of impartiality and bias and instead democratizes the journalistic
practice of sourcing -- who is quoted or interviewed, who is not, how often,
from which demographic group, gender, and so forth. There is currently no
real-time or on-demand tool in the hands of reporters to analyze the persons
they quote. In this paper, we present DIANES, a DEI Audit Toolkit for News
Sources. It consists of a natural language processing pipeline on the backend
to extract quotes, speakers, titles, and organizations from news articles in
real time. On the frontend, DIANES offers the WordPress plugins, a Web monitor,
and a DEI annotation API service, to help news media monitor their own quoting
patterns and push themselves towards DEI norms.
