Negrophile
Which leads me to wonder why black-oriented magazines are not filling in the gap.

  • Come for Amy Alexander's Washington Post essay "What's Not On My Coffee Table" (but stay for quotes from Kim Porter of Professor Kim's News Notes and Mark Anthony Neal of New Black Man)
  • Jon Pitcher's Rochester Democrat and Chronicle article "Festival showcases African-American classical musicians"
  • Darryl R. Matthews' Dallas Morning News essay "Positive power: Note to media: Look again at black America"
  • Larry Stone's Seattle Times article "The changing face of baseball: African-American players on the decline," Les Payne's Newsday column "Ted Williams stung by splinter of race," Paul Hagen's Philadelphia Daily News article "A dream grows in Compton: Baseball hopes to bring back black athletes to the game" and Andrew Carter's Orlando Sentinel article "Even today, few blacks play Little League: The Cannon Street All Stars fought to go to the '55 Series, but basketball is preferred now."


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