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Mal Goode Reporting

Name: Mal Goode Reporting
Brand: University of Pittsburgh Press
SKU: 46284386
Price: 7562 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Rob Ruck
ISBN: 9780822967453

Rob Ruck

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English

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Libristo code: 46284386

Publishers University of Pittsburgh Press, May 2025

Mal Goode (1908–1995) became network news’s first African American correspondent when ABC News hired... Full description

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Mal Goode (1908–1995) became network news’s first African American correspondent when ABC News hired him in 1962. Raised in Homestead and Pittsburgh, he worked in the mills, graduated from the University of Pittsburgh, and went on to become a journalist for the Pittsburgh Courier and later for local radio. With his basso profundo voice resonating on the airwaves, Goode challenged the police, politicians, and segregation, while providing Black listeners a voice that captured their experience. Race prevented him from breaking into television until Jackie Robinson dared ABC to give him a chance. Goode was uncompromising in his belief that network news needed Black voices and perspectives if it were to authentically reflect the nation’s complexities. His success at ABC initiated the slow integration of network news. Goode’s life and work are remarkable in their own right, but his struggles and achievements also speak to larger issues of American life and the African American experience.