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Lakeia Brown

Lakeia Brown

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Senior Producer, ABC Audio

New York

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I do not cover music

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Total articles 35

  • Abandoned beach, once segregated, revitalized by community activists

    By Lakeia Brown Verified| WPVI-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified ByLakeia BrownSaturday, August 31, 2024 10:45AMAn abandoned New Orleans beach originally created for Black beachgoers during segregation is being resurrected. This time, it is for everyone. Lincoln Beach, named after the "Emancipator" Abraham Lincoln, is a 15-acre site in New Orleans that opened in the late 1930s. It was created to uphold Jim Crow, keeping Black people from visiting the then white-only Pontchartrain Beach.

    By Lakeia Brown Verified · WPVI-TV (Philadelphia, PA)

    Aug. 31, 2024

  • MLB aims to begin evaluating Negro Leagues stats with eye on record books

    By Madeleine Wood, Suzie Liu Verified, Lakeia Brown Verified| ABC News Verified The move comes three years after MLB designated Negro Leagues as Major Leagues. ByMadeleine Wood, Suzie Liu, and Lakeia BrownNovember 10, 2023, 9:16 PMMajor League Baseball announced on Monday that a new committee of researchers and experts is working to evaluate the statistics of Negro Leagues players.

    By Madeleine Wood, Suzie Liu Verified, Lakeia Brown Verified · ABC News

    Nov. 10, 2023

  • Abandoned beach, once segregated, revitalized by community activists

    By Lakeia Brown Verified| WPVI-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified ByLakeia BrownSaturday, August 31, 2024 10:45AMAn abandoned New Orleans beach originally created for Black beachgoers during segregation is being resurrected. This time, it is for everyone. Lincoln Beach, named after the "Emancipator" Abraham Lincoln, is a 15-acre site in New Orleans that opened in the late 1930s. It was created to uphold Jim Crow, keeping Black people from visiting the then white-only Pontchartrain Beach.

    By Lakeia Brown Verified · WPVI-TV (Philadelphia, PA)

    Aug. 31, 2024

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ABC Audio

ABC Audio is America’s premier source for radio news, entertainment content, and podcasts and winner of five 2023 Edward R. Murrow Awards, including Overall Excellence in Radio.

New York, United States