October 18, 2025

TV journalist and former NABJ President Dorothy Tucker celebrates 40 years at CBS News Chicago

By Melanie Eversley
NABJ Black News & Views

Posted March 31, 2025

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TV journalist and former NABJ President Dorothy Tucker celebrates 40 years at CBS News Chicago

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SPORTS HISTORY IN BLACK: Elvin Hayes makes his NBA debut

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Andrew Young shares with BNV whether the civil rights struggles were worth it

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Andrew Young shares with BNV whether the civil rights struggles were worth it

Meet the people defying organ donation trends for Black Americans

Disney buried its racist ‘Song of the South.’ Now an Oakland playwright is digging it back up

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