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Jazz Legend Joe Zawinul Dies at 75 E-mail
Tuesday, 11 September 2007
 Joe Zawinul, who soared to fame as one of the creators of jazz fusion and performed and recorded with Miles Davis, died early Tuesday, a hospital official said. He was 75.   Read more from Associated Press
 
Cuesta Benberry, 83, Historian of Quilting, Dies E-mail
Monday, 10 September 2007
Cuesta Benberry Cuesta Benberry, one of the leading historians and archivists of American quilting, whose research made it clear that the contribution of black artists to the form reflected more than patterns drawn from their African roots, died on Aug. 23 in St. Louis. She was 83.  Read more at NYTimes.com
 
Black comedian cut short during n-word routine E-mail
Friday, 07 September 2007
When the black comedian and movie star Eddie Griffin, headlining an evening of stand-up routines, asked his 1,000-strong audience: "Why are some black leaders telling us to stop using the n-word", he could not have expected what happened next. The microphone went dead.   Read more at Guardian Unlimited
 
Congress holds hearing on hip-hop E-mail
Wednesday, 05 September 2007
Bobby Rush A new front on the content wars may be opening when Congress holds its first hearing specifically into media "stereotypes and degradation" of women -- particularly African- American women -- later this month.   Read more at Variety.com
 
Nielsen Reports Growth of 1.5% in African-American Households for 2007-2008 Television Season E-mail
Wednesday, 05 September 2007
Nielsen's National Universe Estimates (the estimates of U.S. television households) also show that the number of Black or African-American television households grew faster than the national U.S. average, 1.5% versus 1.3%, respectively.   Read more at BlackTalentNews.com
 
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