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The Unknown History of Black Newspapers in America
Written by Julius Kane
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The black press made a huge difference when it came to reporting to black Americans what was going on in black America. All the lynching's, court cases and protests that were ignored by the mainstream white media, black media outlets reported every single detail. This needed overview shines a light on a forgotten part of black history.
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Julius Kane
Julius Kane is a businessman who resides in the DMV area. In his spare time he performs community outreach services.
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