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Wayne Dawkins
Wayne Dawkins NONE Wayne Dawkins, a historian for the National Association of Black Journalists, has authored two books and 37 encyclopedia entries on journalism, sports, and culture. He also produce...
Emanuel Celler: Immigration and Civil Rights Champion
Emanuel Celler: Immigration and Civil Rights Champion Wayne Dawkins 9781496805355 Nonfiction University Press of Mississippi University Press of Mississippi Congressman Emanuel Celler (1888-1981) was ...
Rugged Waters: Black Journalists Swim the Mainstream
Rugged Waters: Black Journalists Swim the Mainstream Wayne Dawkins 9780963572073 Nonfiction August Press August Press In the 1990s the National Association of Black Journalists became a recognized nam...
BLACK and GOLDEN: Fifty Years of the National Association of Black Journalists, 1975-2025
BLACK and GOLDEN: Fifty Years of the National Association of Black Journalists, 1975-2025 Wayne Dawkins 9780979168673 Nonfiction National Association of Black Journalists National Association of Black...
Black Journalists: The NABJ Story
Black Journalists: The NABJ Story Wayne Dawkins 9780963572042 Nonfiction August Press August Press Wayne Dawkins gives an insider’s account of the battling egos, valiant efforts and controversies that...
Why Did The City Sun [1984–1996] Matter?
Why Did The City Sun [1984–1996] Matter? Wayne Dawkins Article Editors’s Note: Check out Dawkins’ book about The City Sun’s publisher Andrew W. Cooper A decade ago ...
City Son: Andrew W. Cooper’s Impact On Modern-Day Brooklyn
City Son: Andrew W. Cooper’s Impact On Modern-Day Brooklyn Wayne Dawkins 9781617032585 Nonfiction University Press of Mississippi University Press of Mississippi In 1966, a year after the Voting Right...
Black Voices in Commentary: The Trotter Group
Black Voices in Commentary: The Trotter Group Wayne Dawkins 9780963572097 Nonfiction August Press August Press Twenty three black columnists discuss their role in American journalism. The diversity of...
City Son: Andrew W. Cooper’s Impact on Modern-Day Brooklyn
City Son: Andrew W. Cooper’s Impact on Modern-Day Brooklyn Robert Fleming Book Review So many African-American newspapers and publications have vanished from view, but their impact remains on the...