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B.A Parker

B.A Parker

Verified

Co-Host, Code Switch

New York

Beats

Primary beats

u.s.arts and entertainmentSports

Secondary beats

ProfilesShowsAmazonWritingComputersFestivalsNewsDesignAnimeCommerceAlbum ReviewsPersonal Profiles

Final Covers

Film And Television , Genre Entertainment , Independent Productions

Doesn’t Cover

Sexuality

Journalist Type

News Anchor

Seniority Positions

Co-Host

Medium Formats

Code Switch

Content

Total articles 45

  • How Black college footballers led the fight against racism in 1969 : Code Switch

    By B.A Parker| NPR Verified How Black college footballers led the fight against racism in 1969 Download Embed <iframe src="https://www.npr.org/player/embed/1198004951/1230407090" width="100%" height="290" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" title="NPR embedded audio player"> It's 1969 at the University of Wyoming, where college football is treated like a second religion. But after racist treatment at an away game, 14 Black players decide to take a stand, and are hit with life-changing consequences.

    By B.A Parker · NPR

    Feb. 09, 2024

  • Naomi Jackson talks about 'losing and finding' her mind

    By B.A Parker| Georgia Public Broadcasting Verified

    By B.A Parker · Georgia Public Broadcasting

    Feb. 07, 2024

  • How Black college footballers led the fight against racism in 1969 : Code Switch

    By B.A Parker| NPR Verified How Black college footballers led the fight against racism in 1969 Download Embed <iframe src="https://www.npr.org/player/embed/1198004951/1230407090" width="100%" height="290" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" title="NPR embedded audio player"> It's 1969 at the University of Wyoming, where college football is treated like a second religion. But after racist treatment at an away game, 14 Black players decide to take a stand, and are hit with life-changing consequences.

    By B.A Parker · NPR

    Feb. 09, 2024

As seen in

Code Switch,Popular Resistance,Georgia Public Broadcasting,ESPN,Mpr News (Saint Paul, Mn),Pinknews,This American Life,The Cut,Reader Supported News,Npr

Company Info

Code Switch

Code Switch was formed with the spirit of Ubuntu, by a multigenerational community of Black girls, women, and racial justice co-conspirators. We leverage the transformative power of culturally affirming restorative sister circles, critical mentorship, and youth-led advocacy to create healing spaces where Black girls feel supported, thrive, and achieve. We also provide them with opportunities to grow and advance as leaders and change-makers within their schools, workspaces, and communities.