kara daneck

[kara daneck @KDaneck]

“Food journalism has been a part of newspapers for going back to the 1880s... some of the first newspapers in the country had recipes in some of their first issues.” -Kim Voss, Journalism History Podcast #MediaHistoryMatters #J503

[kara daneck @KDaneck]

“And it was really Watergate that helped lead of this explosion of investigative reporting and... that’s better democracy” -Mark Feldstein, Journalism History Podcast #J503 #MediaHistoryMatters

[kara daneck @KDaneck]

“It’s important to note that Sullivan was just one of the many, many cases where there were indeed these attempts to silence the media civil rights leaders and activists...” -Aimee Edmondson, The Journalism History Podcast #MediaHistoryMatters #J503

[kara daneck @KDaneck]

“Mexicans comprised of more than 46 percent of all people deported between 1930 and 1939 despite being only 1 percent of the U.S. population.” -Teri Finneman, Journalism History Podcast #MediaHistoryMatters #J503

[kara daneck @KDaneck]

“Women were remembered in the 1800s for being gentle and pious and amiable... There was one woman whose husband’s cousin was a wealthy industrialist. That’s how she was remembered.” -Janice Hume, Journalism History Podcast #J503 #MediaHistoryMatters

[kara daneck @KDaneck]

“Newsboys in Chicago spread jazz records along with newspapers in a time that would come to be know as the Jazz Age.” -Nick Hirshon, Journalism History Podcast #MediaHistoryMatters #J503

[kara daneck @KDaneck]

“The most famous number in “White Christmas” involves a blackface tune.” -Wesley Morris, ‘1619’ Podcast #MediaHistoryMatters #J503