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Category: Essay Series: Civil Rights Act at 60

Essay Series: Civil Rights Act at 60

Essay Series: The Impact of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 on Minority Broadcast Ownership

18 Sep 202430 Dec 2024
After the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was passed, a spate of legislation and executive orders were instituted Robin Sundaramoorthy Philip Merrill College of Journalism, University of Maryland.  When the…
Essay Series: Civil Rights Act at 60

Diversity Essay Series

19 Aug 2024
Fighting for Equality: The Washington Post’s Metro Seven Wendy Melillo Associate Professor, Journalism, American University When the National Association of Black Journalists admitted a group of young black journalists called…
Essay Series: Civil Rights Act at 60

Essay Series: A Turbulent Week in April 1968

17 Jul 202416 Jul 2024
How a Major Civil Rights Law Came to Pass in the Aftermath of the Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. A record 120 million Americans watched television coverage of Martin…
Essay Series: Civil Rights Act at 60

Essay Series: From School Desegregation to School Integration

4 Jun 2024
Forged and Sustained by Four Days of Television The Civil Rights Act of 1964, sweeping legislation since the Reconstruction Era after the Civil War, prohibited discrimination in public places and…

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Dr. Perry Parks
Editor, Journalism History
Michigan State University
Phone: 517-355-4489 (office)
Email: parksp@msu.edu

 

 

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Books for review may be sent to:

Dr. Joseph Jones
West Virginia University
Email: Joseph.Jones@mail.wvu.edu

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