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Then and Now, Newsroom Diversity Matters for Mississippi’s Black Journalists

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By SIMA BHOWMIK, Marquita Smith, Debora Wenger
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search Journalism Practice Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/17512786.2024.2418912?needAccess=true ABSTRACT Mississippi newsrooms should be among America’s most diverse. More than a third of residents are Black, and U.S. journalism organizations have long stated a goal of achieving racial parity with the communities they serve.
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Magazine covers in 2020 have featured Black subjects three times more than the previous 90 years

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By Samir Husni, Mark Dolan Verified, Marquita Smith
| Poynter Online Verified
In the 90 days following the death of George Floyd while in the custody of Minneapolis police, mainstream magazines celebrated Blackness on their covers about three times more than in the previous 90 years combined. It could be said that general interest magazines, like motion picture and network entertainment programming, have historically failed to embrace America as a diverse nation.
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Patriot Equity Partners Pays $16.1M for Giant in Mechanicsburg

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By Marquita Smith
| CoStar Verified
The 51,500-square-foot Giant at Mechanicsburg Plaza in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Newport Beach-California-based Patriot Equity Partners, a privately-held investment firm, purchased a 51,500-square-foot grocery store at Mechanicsburg Plaza in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, from Cedar Realty Trust. Giant sold for $16.1 million, or about $313 per square foot. The Class B, single-tenant structure at 5301 Simpson Ferry Road was built in 2004.
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