‘Black Journalists Will Figure in Jimmy Carter’s Legacy’ – The Conversation (Notices 1-5-25) [Video]

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Homepage photo:  President Carter meeting with the senior staff of Johnson Publishing Co. and Ebony magazine in the White House, from posting by Joy Bennett.

On the first Friday of 2025, this writer discussed the “Journal-isms” column “Black Journalists Will Figure in Jimmy Carter’s Legacy” on Sirius XM’s “Urban View Mornings,” the successor to the “Joe Madison Show”, with the day’s co-hosts Lamont King and Greg Carr, chair of Africana Studies at Howard University.

We also discussed the state of journalism, including credibility issues and the competition from social media.

It was fun!

Meanwhile, underneath the column itemnow are links …