Tag: 070.9 (Journalism and Publishing – Historical and Geographical Treatment)
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Journalism pioneer Dorothy Butler Gilliam, the first Black woman hired at The Washington Post, donates $10,000 to support laid-off colleagues following massive February layoffs at the newspaper.
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