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Recognizing the disparity in news coverage for African American and white soldiers in The Leader - African American News Today - EIN Presswire

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During the early years of the Covington Leader, each week one could find a very short paragraph titled “Colored Folks” which would provide a few sentences of news thought to be of interest to the county’s African American community. During the United States’ entrance into World War II, The Leader printed lists of Tipton County soldiers, black and white, called for military service.

Source: The Leader | Serving Tipton County Since 1886
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