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Couriers of Justice: Print and Radio Activists and Social Change
Thu, October 15, 8:30 to 10:00am, Tampa Marriott Waterside, Floor: 3, Florida Salon 1Session Submission Type: Panel
Abstract
In these papers, oral histories of people who founded newspapers, news pages, bookstores, and radio stations by and for marginalized groups yield insights into unexplored roles in social justice movements.
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Individual Presentations
Liberation Through Literacy: Black Booksellers as the Forgotten Activists of the Black Power Movement - Joshua Clark Davis, University of Baltimore
Writing the Movement: The La Raza Newspaper Collective and Social Protest - Virginia Rose Espino, UCLA Center for Oral History Research
Social Change & Correcting Collective Memory: Women’s Page Editors in the Washington Press Club Foundation’s Oral History Project - Kimberly Voss, University of Central Florida
From Analog Activism to Digital Display: Curating Historic Radio Recordings and Oral Histories - Seth Kotch, UNC-CH