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General Manager, Call & Post
Cleveland
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Latino Communities , New York City , Gender & Sexuality , Labor , Cultural Issues , City Planning
consumer affairs
Content
By Kevin Heard, Trevor Pyle, Ruby Cramer Verified| Nieman Storyboard Verified When Ruby Cramer of The Washington Post drove up to Norfolk, Mass., it was in pursuit of a story that couldn’t be more timely — or timeless. Cramer had seen local news reports about the small town and fractures over an emergency migrant shelter to be opened in a former prison there. She wanted to learn more, and after several weeks of listening, note-taking and reporting, had a story that tapped into both current battles and ancient fears.
By Trevor Pyle, Kevin Heard| Nieman Storyboard Verified Tagged with Immigration Politics Profiles Source relationships Writing scenes By Trevor Pyle When Ruby Cramer of The Washington Post drove up to Norfolk, Mass., it was in pursuit of a story that couldn’t be more timely — or timeless. Cramer had seen local news reports about the small town and fractures over an emergency migrant shelter to be opened in a former prison there. She wanted to learn more, and after several weeks of listening, note-taking and reporting, had a story that tapped into...
By Kevin Heard, Trevor Pyle, Ruby Cramer Verified| Nieman Storyboard Verified When Ruby Cramer of The Washington Post drove up to Norfolk, Mass., it was in pursuit of a story that couldn’t be more timely — or timeless. Cramer had seen local news reports about the small town and fractures over an emergency migrant shelter to be opened in a former prison there. She wanted to learn more, and after several weeks of listening, note-taking and reporting, had a story that tapped into both current battles and ancient fears.
Company Info
Call & Post
The Call Newspaper started in 1916 by local inventor Garrett Morgan and merged with the Cleveland Post in 1929 to become the Call & Post newspaper. With the influence of editor and publisher W. O. Walker from 1932-1982, the Call & Post established itself as the most influential voice for African-Americans in Cleveland and ultimately Ohio. It earned praise as one of the finest African-American newspapers in the country. The Call & Post is a newspaper with one statewide edition owned and published by Don King. The weekly edition of the Call & Post features local news in Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati along with CP2 (Call & Post 2nd edition) which is an Arts and Entertainment tabloid. Connie Harper, Associate Publisher and Executive Editor, vast influence, drive and direction keeps the award-winning Call & Post THE relevant voice of Ohio.
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
'+1 216-588-6700
Founded: 1916