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The history of Black newspapers is also the history of democracy from the perspective of people who had to fight to be heard. Black journalists and publishers built newspapers as tools of truth-telling, resistance, education, and community power. Their work remains essential for understanding American journalism, Black freedom struggles, and the long effort to create a more inclusive public record. | The history of Black newspapers is also the history of democracy from the perspective of people who had to fight to be heard. Black journalists and publishers built newspapers as tools of truth-telling, resistance, education, and community power. Their work remains essential for understanding American journalism, Black freedom struggles, and the long effort to create a more inclusive public record. | ||
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