B IDA WELL:

Phyllis Garland
http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com. By Ervin Dyer, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. In 1981, Phyllis Garland became the first African American and first woman to earn tenure at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
Dessie X. Woods/Rashida Mustafa
ain't it enough. he think he own. these hot blacktop hiways,. them east eight acres,. that red Chevy pick up. with the dumb bumper stickers. and big wide heavy rubber tires,. two sho nuff ugly brown bloodhounds
Thandisizwe Chimurenga: The Spirit of Ida B. Wells
story when she was 5 years old, and learned about journalism when she was 7. Now, she’s working to share her media activism skills with a new generation of women through the founding of the Ida B. Wells Institute. Here’s Thandisizwe�
Sistahs, where is thy victory?
That’s all well and good, but there should be more to the story than that. Well … I’m waiting … It looks as if simply putting a female face on a position of power is enough for some people, specifically the mainstream feminist movement
White Liberals and Glass Houses:
From Sam Cornish to Marcus Garvey, WEB DuBois, Ida B. Wells, Robert and Mabel Williams, Sam Napier, Malcolm X, Black radicalism has always included an underground/alternative press component. None argued that reforming media would
What Shall We Say About The Root?
As a shining example of a Black man who struggles against the deadly disease of patriarchy that infects Black communities, Some of Us Are Brave has been honored to have him as a guest on our show, publish his essays on the Ida B. Wells
Illinois Hall of Fame: Ida B. Wells
Ida B. Wells was a pioneer advocate for civil rights. She was born in the south but spent her last 39 years, including all of her married life, based in Chicago. She was editor and publisher and her husband was founder of one of
Yvonne Scarlett-Golden, SFUSD Educator and Role Model
Golden-Scarlett served as the principal of Alamo Park Alternative School. One of her last acts as a principal was to convince the School Board to rename Alamo Park to Ida B. Wells High School as a tribute to the outstanding journalist.
"Yeah, but "
Michael Richard's rant is about more than just the N-word I never watched Seinfeld; it never appealed to me so I won't be buying Season 7 now that its on DVD. And I could care less about Michael Richards the person 'cause,
Woman Making History #5: Ida B. Wells-Barnett
Ida B. Wells was born in Mississippi in 1862, a few months before the Emancipation Proclamation was signed. She was the eldest of eight children, and when her parents died in the late 1870s, she supported and raised her younger siblings
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