The Black Press has always been unique simply for its reason for being created. Beginning with The Freedom’s Journal, the first black owned and operated newspaper created in 1827 literally gave a voice to the voiceless, telling the stories of blacks that were constant victims of persecution. This fine publication also celebrated the lives and accomplishments of African-Americans. And now, in the 21st century, the need for Black Press is still great. So continuing the courageous and inspiring history of black media is Hue Voices, an online talk show that focuses on the lively and vibrant African-American communities of Baltimore/Washington, D.C. Covering social progression, politics, business, sports, arts& entertainment, and bringing a new perspective to general media is Hue Voices, the greater reflection of you.
