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What Happens When a Black Newspaper No Longer Wants to be “Black?” by Kim Gallon
The digital world offers people the opportunity to reinvent themselves. Anyone who has ventured into the world of online dating can speak to the creative ways individuals reimagine themselves through […]
The “Not So New” Marketing Video of the National Newspaper Publishers Association by Kim Gallon
NNPA (The Black Press of the US) Brand New Marketing Video from Sea Change Entertainment on Vimeo. Over a year ago the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) released a new […]
The Black Press in the “Age of Obama” by Kim Gallon
Soon after Barack Obama was elected as the forty-fourth President of the United States, the POLITICO reported that his presidency would dramatically change Black newspapers. This initially seemed to be the case. […]
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