“The Light of Truth”: Ida B. Wells and the Role of the Press
July 17, 201825m 40sExplicit
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Show Notes
The pioneering investigative reporter and anti-lynching activist Ida B. Wells was born into slavery in Mississippi 156 years ago. Her tenacity and loyalty to the truth remain a standard for all journalists. We ask her great granddaughter Michelle Duster about Wells’ legacy.Click here for ticket information for the Q----A and cocktail reception tonight at Ida B's Table. Read more information about the Ida B. Wells Memorial Foundation.Plus, Lucy Dalglish, journalism dean at the University of Maryland, tells of a scholarship honoring the victims of the Capital Gazette shooting. More information about the Capital Gazette Memorial Scholarship Fund here. You can submit stories here to remember alumni Gerald Fischman and John McNamara and faculty member Rob Hiaasen.
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