Attention To Black People's P.O.W.E.R. in the Major Metropolitan Press

Brown, T. (1985, May 30). Tony Brown's comments: Blacks produce unemployment and White wealth. Carolinian, pp. 4-10.

Cummings, C. (1985, December 8). Blacks backing Farrakhan: Mainstream support for minister. Chicago Sun-Times, pp. 1, 14.

Dates, J. , & Gandy, O. (1985). Ideological constraints affected coverage of the Jesse Jackson campaign. Journalism Quarterly, 62(3), 595-625.

Gaines-Carter, P. (1985, July 23). Farrakhan speech draws large crowd. Washington Post, p. C-6.

Grainey, T. , Pollack, D. , & Kusmierek, L. (1984). How three Chicago newspapers covered the Washington-Epton campaign. Journalism Quarterly, 61(2), 352-363.

Johnson, T. , Sears, D. , & McConahay, T. (1971). Black invisibility, the press, and the L. A. riot. American Journal of Sociology, 76, 698-721.

Kerner Commission. (1968). Report of the National Commission on Civil Disorders. Washington, DC: General Accounting Office.

Martindale, C. (1985). Coverage of Black Americans in five newspapers since 1950. Journalism Quarterly, 62(2), 321-436.

McMillan, P. , & Decker, C. (1985, September 14). Israel a "wicked hypocrisy"— Farrakhan: Forum speech before 14,000 touches on foreign policy, economics . Los Angeles Times, pp. 1, 3, 20.

Merina, V. , & Clayton, J. (1985, September 14). Council rebukes Farrakhan for sowing "seeds of hatred." Los Angeles Times, pp. 1, 3.

Nyhan, D. (1985, October 27). Two tough-talking men of religion . Boston Globe, p. A-25. Reprinted courtesy of The Boston Globe.

Roberts, S. (1985a, October 8). Farrakhan says his critics add "fuel to the fire." New York Times, p. B-3.

Roberts, S. (1985b, October 8). Farrakhan stirs foes and allies across the city. New York Times, p. B-3.

Rohter, L. (1985, October 7). Cuomo says Farrakhan advocates "ugly" ideas. New York Times, p. B-4.

Wexler, J. (1985, October 7). Farrakhan is not the voice of Black America [Letter to the editor]. New York Times, p. A-30.