Something I Said-Launa Newman, The Passing Of A Pioneer In Black Newspapers

Something I Said
Launa Newman
Dwight Hobbes
Southside Pride archives Since America’s first black newspaper, New York City’s Freedom’s Journal (1827 –1829), the purpose of the black press has been twofold, to print news of about African Americans and to advocate on behalf of [...]

?You guys have a Black President, what more do you want?? From Abe to Barack, racism continues and nothing has ?Changed?

(IBNN.org)…Too many mainstream radio, television and print media outlets in the Twin Cities, actively deny residents the opportunity to see, hear and read news about the local minority-ethnic population.
News and information racism – a form of structural, systemic racism, manifests itself in the form of a virtual blackout in terms of reporting on events that [...]

“You guys have a Black President, what more do you want?” From Abe to Barack, racism continues and nothing has “Changed”

(IBNN.org)…Too many mainstream radio, television and print media outlets in the Twin Cities, actively deny residents the opportunity to see, hear and read news about the local minority-ethnic population.
News and information racism – a form of structural, systemic racism, manifests itself in the form of a virtual blackout in terms of reporting on events that [...]