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Oral history interview with Jack Lyle, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... American and the Press; and Communication, Media, and Change. In his 1971 interview conducted by Henry La Brie III, Jack Lyle discusses issues faced by the mainstream press, the non-English press...

Oral history interview with Louis Martin, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
...-in-chief, editor, and columnist for the Chicago Defender. In his 1971 interview with Henry La Brie III, Louis E. Martin shares his views on the intersections of the black press and financing, labor, and politics...

Oral history interview with Ralph Matthews, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
.... In this interview with Henry G. La Brie III, Ralph David Matthews discusses his education, career and training, mentors, and the status and purpose of the black press. Matthews reflects on the encouragement he...

Oral history interview with James Morris, Sr., 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... the American Bar Association excluded black people from membership. He co-founded the Iowa State Conference of the NAACP in 1939. In his 1971 interview conducted by Henry La Brie III, James Morris, Sr...

Oral history interview with Moses J. Newson, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... Services) until his retirement 1995. In his 1971 interview conducted by Henry La Brie III, Moses J. Newson discusses the changes and successes of the black press despite mass production impacting smaller...

Oral history interview with Lawrence "Pat" Patterson, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... for the magazine. In his 1971 interview with Henry La Brie, Lawrence "Pat" Patterson discusses his interest in writing and how that led him to become a journalist. He reflects on the role of the black press...

Oral history interview with Percival Leroy Prattis, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
..., the Federation of Social Services of Allegheny County, Centre Avenue YMCA, the Pittsburgh branch of the NAACP, and the Urban League. In his 1971 interview with Henry La Brie, Percival L. Prattis discusses his path...

Oral history interview with Armistead S. Pride, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... Argus. His research was published after his death in a book co-authored with Clint Wilson called A History of the Black Press. Pride died in 1991. In his 1971 interview conducted by Henry La Brie III...

Oral history interview with Robert M. Ratcliffe, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... the edition editor of the Pittsburgh Courier. Eventually, he served as the director of public relations at LeMoyne-Owen College while continuing to work for black newspapers. Henry G. La Brie's 1971 interview...

Oral history interview with Eric Roberts, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... in the newspaper industry for such publications that included the Norfolk Journal and Guide, the Pittsburgh Courier, and the Afro-American. In this 1971 interview with Henry La Brie III, Eric Roberts discusses his...

Oral history interview with William Rowe, 1972. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
.... He served overseas during World War II. In this 1972 interview conducted by Henry La Brie III, William L. Rowe outlines how he began his career in journalism as an editor and a photographer. He...

Oral history interview with George Schuyler, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... Today: A Story of Liberia; and The Communist Conspiracy against the Negroes. In this 1971 interview with Henry La Brie, George Samuel Schuyler discusses his youth, military service, and work for the press...

Oral history interview with C. A. Scott, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
.... By the 1930s, he owned fifty newspapers, a number that would decline in subsequent decades. Scott was inducted into the Black Press Hall of Fame in 1990. In this 1971 interview conducted by Henry La Brie III...

Oral history interview with Whittier Alexander Sengstacke, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... and eventually became vice president. Later he moved to the Memphis Based Tri-State Defender, where he was eventually named general manager. In this 1971 interview with Henry La Brie III, Whittier Alexander...

Oral history interview with Frank L. Stanley, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... became a member. Henry La Brie begins his 1971 interview with Frank L. Stanley by asking about what types of news content attracts readers. Stanley then discusses his relationship with Harry Truman, other...

Oral history interview with John Stevens, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... was a Freedom Forum Fellow in New York. He died in 2005. Henry La Brie's 1971 interview with John Stevens begins with a discussion about the need for a national black newspaper. Next, La Brie asks Stevens what...

Oral history interview with Marcus C. Stewart, Sr., 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... part of: Black Journalists Oral History Collection. Access: Open. Henry G. La Brie III Gift, 1975. Interviewed by Henry G. La Brie III on August 5, 1971. Stewart, Marcus C., Sr. Interviews. Family...

Oral history interview with Al Sweeny, 1972. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... and Cleveland Herald. Later, he covered a variety of stories for the Washington Afro-American, where he covered the civil rights movement as it unfolded. Henry La Brie's 1972 interview with Al Sweeny begins...

Oral history interview with O. C. W. Taylor, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... WNOE in addition to a Saturday morning television show on WWOM-TV. In his 1971 interview with Henry La Brie III, Taylor discusses the origins, cost, circulation, and profitability of the Louisiana Weekly...

Oral history interview with Nannie Mitchell Turner, 1971. [CCOH]
Project: Black Journalists Oral History Collection.
... was business manager, treasurer, and president of the Argus until her death in 1975. In this interview conducted with Henry La Brie III, Nannie Mitchell-Turner details her life history to frame her long career...