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Black Media Monday
by NCNWtv
On Mondays, Shavon Arline-Bradley, President & CEO of NCNW, will engage in conversations with leading Black journalists and media experts. They will share factual information and emphasize the importance of the Black press in telling stories that reflect our experiences. Join us twice a month on Instagram and Facebook Live to ask your questions!
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E5 - Georgia Fort, Emmy-winning Journalist, Media Leader, & Cultural Archivist
NCNWtv Black Media Monday features Georgia Fort, a distinguished journalist and founder of BLCK Press. The conversation delves into the importance of Black press, the challenges faced by independent journalists, and the urgency of media reforms. Georgia's journey, experiences, and insights highlight the critical role of Black media excellence in amplifying truth and shaping narratives.TakeawaysBlack press is a trusted source to fight misinformation and disinformation.The urgency of media reforms and the need to convey the state of emergency in the country.Chapters00:00 Elevating Black Excellence in Media07:08 Community and Home13:59 Government Oversight and Press Independence24:25 The State of Emergency in Media
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E4 - Ashley Allison, Founder, Watering Hole Media; Owner/Publisher, The Root; Political Commentator
Black Media Monday is a platform that elevates black excellence in media, featuring black media experts who share insights and strategies, highlighting the importance of the black press in telling our stories. The conversation with Ashley Allison, founder of Watering Hole Media, owner and publisher of The Root, and politcal commentator, focused on the role of the press in a free society, the importance of the black press in fighting disinformation, and the impact of media on societal perceptions and values.TakeawaysBlack media excellence is about living boldly, unapologetically, proudly, and joyfully, and fulfilling God's divine assignment for your life.The role of the press is to provide truth, speak history, and dissect issues to explain why they are racist and how they impact policies and societal values.Chapters00:00 Elevating Black Excellence in Media07:29 The Importance of the Black Press in Fighting Disinformation16:05 Media's Impact on Societal Perceptions and Values25:37 Nurturing and Empowering Future Generations
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E3 – Karen Finney, CNN Political Commentor and NCNW Uncommon Height Honors Journalist Honoree
Join President and CEO Shavon Arline-Bradley for Black Media Monday, celebrating the 90th anniversary of NCNW and the importance of elevating Black excellence in media. She talk to CNN Political Commentor and NCNW Uncommon Height Honors Journalist Honoree Karen Finney about her contributions to journalism. The role of opinion journalism and the importance of trusted sources are highlighted, followed by a focus on freedom of the press and independence. The conversation concludes with a deep dive into the importance of Black media excellence and the responsibility of media platforms to spread truth and fight misinformation.TakeawaysBlack media excellenceThe importance of trusted sourcesChapters00:00 Introduction to Black Media Monday09:57 The Role of Opinion Journalism15:10 Freedom of the Press and Independence21:27 The Importance of Black Media Excellence
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E2 - April Ryan, White House Correspondent, Black Press USA & Host, The Tea with April Ryan
NCNW President & CEO Shavon Arline-Bradley and seasoned journalist April Ryan delves into the significance of the black press as a trusted source, the importance of independent media, and the role of the black press in a free society. It also explores personal reflections, the legacy of black press, the changing landscape of journalism, and the impact of independent media in uncovering truths. The conversation delves into the impact of Donald Trump's stance on the Exonerated Five, the significance of independent black journalism, and the role of black media excellence. It also highlights the challenges faced by black journalists, the need to support independent black journalism, and the legacy of Jesse Jackson. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of empowering the community through education and scholarships.TakeawaysBlack press as a trusted sourceImportance of independent mediaRole of the black press in a free society Black media excellenceThe importance of independent black journalismChapters00:00 The Impact of Independent Media and Uncovering Truths32:13 Impact of Reporting41:05 Defining Black Media Excellence52:35 Empowering the Community
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E1 - Errin Haines, President, NABJ & Editor-at-Large & Founding Mother, The 19th News
NCNW President and CEO Shavon Arline-Bradley and NABJ President and Editor-at-Large and Founding Mother of The 19th NEWs Errin Haines have a conversation exploring the significance of Black Media Excellence and the role of Black journalists and press in informing, empowering, and defending the truth for Black communities. It also highlights the importance of supporting and sustaining Black media outlets, especially in the current challenging times. The discussion delves into the impact of Black media in election reporting, civil rights advocacy, and the fight for a free society.TakeawaysBlack Media ExcellenceSupporting Black MediaChapters00:00 Inaugural Moment at NCNW07:08 The Role of NABJ in Black Press and Reporting12:16 Election Season and the Role of Journalism22:09 The Role of Black Press in a Free Society
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
On Mondays, Shavon Arline-Bradley, President & CEO of NCNW, will engage in conversations with leading Black journalists and media experts. They will share factual information and emphasize the importance of the Black press in telling stories that reflect our experiences. Join us twice a month on Instagram and Facebook Live to ask your questions!
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