Race And The Media from Jourcomm Books

Good guide to resources related to electrical history, including telegraphy, telephony, radio and TV. Prepared at the behest of the Society for the History of Technology. Spiral bound. Some writing inside back paper cover.

Leaders from Seattle's African-American community and the city's broadcast stations and newspapers formed this council to improve reporting. Author inscribed this report "To Merrill, With Thanks, Larry." Merrill was chair of the School of Communications that helped organize the Council. Stamped "Merrill Samuelson" in three or four places; back cover has tear; corners and bottom of spine… Read more about this item

Like new except for owner's lightly penciled info.

Basic publication about the newspapers, including some information about advertising in them. Owner's name stamped inside.

African Americans in the print and broadcast media. Clean text; only marks are owner's information lightly penciled inside cover.

The Hall, a venue used by antislavery and women's rights groups, was destroyed by a mob. The book is like new except for owner's information lightly penciled inside cover.

Reproductions of an important antislavery newspaper in 1834. Like new except for a slight vertical crease on the first three pages. Owner's name in pencil.

Mississippi newspaper publisher whose stance against segregation was recognized with a Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing, and prompted attacks on his home and office. Signed. Like new; owner's name lightly penciled inside cover.

One chapter lists details about multi-ethnic publications, and then dozens of chapters lists publications intended for dozens of ethnic groups. Also statistical analyzes of the ethnic press in America. Tight, clean copy. Lightly penciled owner's name and purchase price only marks.

Classic early sociological study of American ethnic communities. No marks in text other than lightly penciled owner's name inside cover; front cover slightly cupped; spine has small smudge.

African-American journalist who participated in key political developments 1960s-80s. Tight, clean copy with owner's name lightly penciled inside cover; bottom of spine scuffed.

Like new except for owner's name lightly penciled inside cover.

Portrayal of African Americans in news and entertainment, especially on TV and in film, and how it affects the perceptions of the white audience. One page corner bent and not fully trimmed. DJ has two-inch tear along spine.

Other than four lightly penciled numbers on inside cover, there are no condition issues.

VG+ to Near Fine. Owner's name and purchase price lightly penciled.

Very good+ to NF. One small tear in dj and penciled owner's name, plus price info, lightly penciled.

Owner's name and purchase price lightly penciled on inside cover.

Small bend in corner of cover; owner's name and purchase info lightly penciled. Coverage in both the domestic and international press.

Dust jacket has two small tears and corner price clipped. Owner's name in pencil.

Biography of the publisher of the first U.S newspaper published by an African American who later became a government official in Africa. Ex-lib book has usual markings and pocket. No marks in text other than library stamps; front-free end paper corner clipped.