Black Newspapers 
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SOURCE: Black Perspectives
9/8/2021
The Discursive Power of the Pittsburgh Courier and the Black Press
by Adam Lee Cilli
The influential Black newspaper's publisher Robert L. Vann has been criticized as a self-promoting tribune of the Black bourgeoisie. A historian argues he should be reconsidered as a pragmatist building alliances in a time of upheaval for Black America.
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