The Rise and Fall of the Associated Negro Press: Claude Barnett's Pan-African News and the Jim Crow Paradox
by Gerald Horne
Gerald Horne traces the history of the Associated Negro Press and its founder, Claude Barnett. Focusing on Pan-African news and the Jim Crow paradox, this work explores the role of Black journalism within the broader history of race, media, and social change.
About This Book
Gerald Horne examines the rise and fall of the Associated Negro Press.
The book focuses on Claude Barnett and the development of a Pan-African news network.
It considers the relationship between Black journalism and the racial realities of the Jim Crow era.
The title highlights the paradoxes surrounding news, race, and institutional change in American history.
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