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20 Cards in this Set
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The Mechanic's Free Press |
Willy Heighton
The Working Man's Advocate |
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The Liberator |
William Lloyd Garrison |
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The Revolution |
"Men, their rights and nothing more. Women, their rights and nothing less"
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susuan B Anthony |
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The Women Rebel |
Activist/Journalist Margaret Sanger |
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Freedoms Journal |
First newspaper published by African Americans
Editor: Russwurm
Editor: Cornish
2 years after the first publication of the newspaper it closed
the newspaper paved way for African American newspapers |
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The North Star |
Frederick Douglas |
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Memphis Free Speech |
Editor: Ida B Wells
newspaper was attacked by a lynch mob
feared for her life and did not return to the South for 30 years |
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The Reason Why |
Douglas and Wells |
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Chicago Defender |
Editor: Abbott
helped African Americans settle in LA
Built the paper up by nothing
The Worlds Greatest Weekly
Sent the newspaper down South
Used the same techniques the white newspapers used: big headlines, kept lynching stories on front page, treated whites and blacks evenly
Responsible for helping southern African Americans move North: Souths economy began to suffer and they began to ban "Black newspapers"
Sleeping Car Porters began handing out the Chicago Defender after the newspapers began getting banned
Abbott became the first black man to become the first millionaire as a newspaper editor
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The California Eagle |
Editor: Charlotta Bass |
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The film Birth of Nation |
Bass fought to stop the film
Showed African Americans in damaging light |
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Black newspapers did not have big department stores to rely on for money from advertisements.... |
Could report and publish what they wanted- the truth
created cartoons
photography |
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The Pittsburg Courier |
Robert Van
After WWI the newspaper began to overtake the Chicago Defender
The first National Black Newspaper
The most powerful black newspaper in the nation |
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The Image Makers |
Bill Moyers |
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Ivy Lee |
Saved the Rockefeller name
Worked for Rockefeller after the bloody Ludlow
Changed the general perception- carefully posed pictures and articles portraying Rockefeller in a positive light |
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Rockefeller PR evolution after bloody Ludlow |
fire set from where the miners were living
Rockefeller: "killer" |
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Edward Bernays |
coined term "public relations" |
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George Creel's Committee on Public Information during WWI- shake public opinions of Woodrow Wilson |
Improved President Coolidge's image
had celebrities over for breakfast- made the front page
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Lucky Strikes: Torches of Freedom |
cig brand selling to women
women walked down the streets smoking- pictures on the front page of the paper, after that smoking were opened to women |
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Modern PR |
Obamas video on Buzzfeed for HealthCare
Frank Luntz- Frontline segment from the Persuaders: "What words will best sell an issue" |
