Black Newspapers And The Kansas City Call During The Civil Rights Movement
The Black Press and the Voting Rights Act of 1965
The BPRC is always interested in highlighting scholars’ use of Black newspapers to shed greater insight into the past. No matter what your position on the film Selma might be or […]
60 Years After Brown v. Board: The Future the Black Press Couldn’t See
This 60th anniversary of the Brown v. Board decision is a time for reflection upon both the the increased opportunities for African-American students in a post-Brown world, and the continuing […]
How the Black Press Covered Brown V. Board of Education
How the Black Press Covered Brown v. Board of Education
The “Angry Man of the Negro Press,” Chuck Stone, Jr. and Black Press ‘Brain Drain.’
By now anyone following Black journalism or journalists knows that Charles “Chuck” Sumner Stone, Jr. passed away at the age of 89 on April 6, 2014. Most known as the […]
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