Wednesday, November 18, 2020

The AP News Trust's Pre-1990's Hidden History Revisited: Conclusion

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Wikicommons photo by Alterego A September 1979 Progressive magazine article by former AP reporter Samuel Day Jr., entitled “A `Clarificatio...
Monday, November 16, 2020

The AP News Trust's Pre-1990's Hidden History Revisited: Part 6

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Wikicommons photo by Alterego The editorial policies of the institutionally racist AP have long been criticized by U.S. antiwar radicals for...
Saturday, November 14, 2020

The AP News Trust's Pre-1990's Hidden History Revisited: Part 5

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  Wikicommons photo by Alterego As Downtown (6/24/92) previously noted, former Watergate Scandal investigative reporter Carl Bernstein, in ...
Thursday, November 12, 2020

The AP News Trust's Pre-1990's Hidden History Revisited: Part 4

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Wikicommons photo by Alterego The historical origins of institutionally racist AP go back to 1848 when six Downtown Manhattan daily newspape...
Wednesday, November 11, 2020

The AP News Trust's Pre-1990's Hidden History Revisited: Part 3

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  Wikicommons photo by Alterego In the 1990s, among the Big Media representatives who sat next to each other on the institutionally racist A...
Monday, November 9, 2020

The AP News Trust's Pre-1990's Hidden History Revisited: Part 2

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Wikicommons photo by Alterego The son of Ohio Democratic Congressional Representative George Cooper—Ken Cooper—was institutionally racist AP...
Sunday, November 8, 2020

The AP News Trust's Pre-1990's Hidden History Revisited: Part 1

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  Wikicommons photo by Alterego “The dominant and largest institution in the world news system is AP, a cooperative owned mainly by American...