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How Media Narratives Have Hurt Black America in Reparations Fight
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10:32Now PlayingIn recent years, calls for reparations have been gaining traction in response to the enormous injustices of slavery and Jim Crow.
But often left out of the discussion is the role that the media has played. In a recent article titled, “The Business of Forging a Shared Future Begins With Media Reparations,” authors Alicia Bella and Damaso Reyes argue that, “the U.S. media system has been a chief architect of our nation’s anti-Black narrative since 1619.”
Bell, director of the racial equity in journalism fund at Borealis Philanthropy, and Reyes, founder of Clarify Media, join Marc Lamont Hill on “Black News Tonight” to discuss.
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