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Jonathan Blakley
Verified
Program Director, WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD)
Washington
Beats
design, sustainability, personalities history, media criticism, environment wellness, development, politics economy,Food industry, agriculture influencers, policy
Content
By Farai Chideya, Jonathan Blakley Verified, Bianca Martin Verified, Bridget McAllister, Emily Daly, Natyna Bean, Lauren Schild, Roc Lee, Archie Moore| Simplecast@ Black Media Mavens, Revisting Malcolm X's Murder, and Sippin' Tea with Karen Attiah Episode SummaryThis week, Our Body Politic talks with the co-founders of the new media initiative, Capital B- aimed at providing what's lacking in Black communities across the country - reliable and trusted journalism. Also, we talk to a producer of "X/ onerated," a documentary about the men accused, and after decades, exonerated in the killing of Malcolm X. We also talk to Karen Attiah of the Washington Post.
By Ki Sung, Jonathan Blakley Verified, Vinnee Tong| Nieman Lab Verified “Despite our best intentions, we won’t know who is in our stories until we count them.” Journalism, at its core, is about reporting facts and information to help people become better-informed members of society. The information and ideas in our journalism influences how we see the world, and a big part of that world view depends on whose voices are included. Since its inception, the staff of KQED have worked hard to be reflective of the Bay Area through the stories we cover.
By Farai Chideya, Jonathan Blakley Verified, Bianca Martin Verified, Bridget McAllister, Emily Daly, Natyna Bean, Lauren Schild, Roc Lee, Archie Moore| Simplecast@ Black Media Mavens, Revisting Malcolm X's Murder, and Sippin' Tea with Karen Attiah Episode SummaryThis week, Our Body Politic talks with the co-founders of the new media initiative, Capital B- aimed at providing what's lacking in Black communities across the country - reliable and trusted journalism. Also, we talk to a producer of "X/ onerated," a documentary about the men accused, and after decades, exonerated in the killing of Malcolm X. We also talk to Karen Attiah of the Washington Post.
Company Info
WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD)
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
+1 410-235-1660