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8:08Now PlayingNetwork producer Tamisha Harris breaks down the difference between having Black employees versus Black ownership. Even with diverse newsrooms, stories still get filtered through white editorial control. When push comes to shove, everyone answers to someone who doesn't share our interests.
Roland Martin, Don Lemon, and Joy Reid had to leave mainstream platforms to speak freely. Meanwhile, police brutality stories that dominated 2020 barely get coverage now - not because it stopped happening, but because networks moved on.
We're renting space in someone else's narrative instead of owning our platform. Digital redlining is real, and we need Black-owned infrastructure to tell our authentic stories.
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