Did You Hear……….
Wednesday, February 21st, 2007Â
……………”On The Media“’s recent reports on the image and perspectives of Arabs?
Or Davey D’s account of how the World Social Forum got “hijacked”?
If not, go right ahead.
Todd S Burroughs
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……………”On The Media“’s recent reports on the image and perspectives of Arabs?
Or Davey D’s account of how the World Social Forum got “hijacked”?
If not, go right ahead.
Thought these BET items were interesting.
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Gee…..kinda harsh.
I used to work for Chavis, so I’ll withold comment.
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…………..the HBCU New Media project from the National Black Programming Consortium and the Griot Project from StoryCorps?
So much for Black history being “lost, stolen or strayed.” Now, if only we can OWN our history…….. Â :)
“WORD ON JOURNALISM–Friday, Feb. 16, 2007
On journalistic activism:
I’m an activist, and I’ll tell you why. If every citizen had to go through what we went through as reporters, going out and covering poor people, black people, murders, strikes, all that Dickensian underside of American life, they would become biased toward activism.”
   –John Chancellor, TV newsman, […]
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Plenty going on in the world of VOXUNION MEDIA.
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February 5, 2007
February 6, 2007 marks the 62nd birthday of Robert Nesta Marley. We dedicated this show to his memory and legacy by welcoming Suzette Gardner and Dr. Michelle Stephens. Both women shared their knowledge and perspective as scholars, […]
Guess you heard who’s on the SI Swimsuit Issue cover. I’d like to make some comment about how this represents some level of “progress” in terms of Blacks and media, but of course I won’t go there.Â
I was talking recently to my friend, the writer Judy Dothard Simmons. I had mentioned to her that the book above, one of my favorite books of all time, had described a magazine article as a collaboration between a writer and an editor. Simmons responded that writing in general is a collaboration between a writer and […]
From Kalamu.
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“Kum-Kum Bhavnani has made a film about hope and about courage–with women are in the act of creating a more just planet.”
- Susan Sarandon, Academy Award WinnerÂ
“The world is a place fighting for change. Kum-Kum Bhavnani’s ‘The Shape of Water’ reminds us how to hope.”
- Jeff Zimbalist, Director, “Favela Rising”
“There is another globalization at […]
……….. that “News And Notes” segment earlier this month—you know, the one on that recent study of Black youth.