Whether working as a photojournalist or public relations specialist, Alexander McAllister Rivera Jr., as a single disseminator of news for and about African Americans, whose coverage was not shaped primarily by racial prejudice and stereotypes, assisted in establishing the parameters of political debate for thousands of readers and institutions.
Whether working as a photojournalist or public relations specialist, Alexander McAllister Rivera Jr., as a single disseminator of news for and about African Americans, whose coverage was not shaped primarily by racial prejudice and stereotypes, assisted in establishing the parameters of political debate for thousands of readers and institutions.
Glen Anthony Harris is associate professor in the Department of History at University of North Carolina Wilmington.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter 1: The Ties That Bind: From the Wilmington Colored Educational Institute to the Wilmington Massacre Chapter 2: Absence Democracy, Life and Death are Real: The Initial Push for Social Justice Chapter 3: The Pittsburgh Courier, Epps v. Carmichael and McKissick v. Carmichael Chapter 4: Clarendon County, Brown v The Board of Education, and the Southern Odyssey. Chapter 5: Perceptions of an International Correspondent: Richard Nixon, Africa, and Europe Chapter 6: The Brilliance of Public Relations Conclusion: The Continuum of Historical Research
Introduction Chapter 1: The Ties That Bind: From the Wilmington Colored Educational Institute to the Wilmington Massacre Chapter 2: Absence Democracy, Life and Death are Real: The Initial Push for Social Justice Chapter 3: The Pittsburgh Courier, Epps v. Carmichael and McKissick v. Carmichael Chapter 4: Clarendon County, Brown v The Board of Education, and the Southern Odyssey. Chapter 5: Perceptions of an International Correspondent: Richard Nixon, Africa, and Europe Chapter 6: The Brilliance of Public Relations Conclusion: The Continuum of Historical Research
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