Let peace begin with me Pulitzer Prize 1988 staff
A concise byline style list presents the 1988 Pulitzer Prize winners and key staff credits for the project titled Let peace begin with me. It names publisher M Olaf Frandsen editor Ken Brodnax editorial page director Mike Powell business manager Lori Ellington advertising director Larry Reynolds classified advertising manager Howard Houston pre press director Johnny Russell press room director Michael Showell circulation director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray M. Stafford
M. Olaf Frandsen
Ken Brodnax
Mike Powell
Lori Ellington
Larry Reynolds
Howard Houston
Johnny Russell
Michael Showell
New Voices Push Capitalism to Transform Inner Cities
Our Opinion credits a rising generation of black and white voices for reshaping ghettos into prosperous neighborhoods. Robert Woodson and William Allen call for grassroots leadership and self government, while Sowell Kotkin Murray and Kemp advocate enterprise zones, welfare reform, and a peaceful capitalist revolution in cities like East St. Louis East Harlem and East L.A.
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Los Angeles
Robert Woodson
National Center For Neighborhood Enterprises
David Brinkley
William Allen
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
U.S. Senate
Shelby Steele
Stephen Carter
Walter Williams
Thomas Sowell
Sowell
United States
Joel Kotkin
California
Charles Murray
Jack Kemp
Roger Wilkins
Kemp
National Conference of Black Mayors
Kansas City
Europe
East St. Louis
East Harlem
East L.A
America
Rebellion versus riot in Los Angeles seen through Royko’s lens
Chicago Tribune columnist Mike Royko mocks the LA violence analysis while arguing the events were a rebellion shaped by social class. He satirically prescribes college, programming, and liberal arts punishments for rioters and warns against media misrepresentation.
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Los Angeles
Jesse Jackson
UCLA
Ivins Calls for Understanding and Action on Inner Cities
Molly Ivins argues the Rodney King verdict exposes poverty, unemployment, illiteracy, drugs, and hopelessness fueling riots. She critiques Barr and Great Society funding, advocates targeted programs, cites housing ideas from Jack Kemp, and urges immediate inner-city reform. Ivins writes from Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Jack Kemp
P.D. James
Ivins
The
Fort Worth
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Permian Basin
P.O
Odessa
Texas
Colin Powell
Mike Royko
National Association O Black Journalists
Howard Epstein
Mr. Epstein
Elbert Wilkins
Wilkins
Matthew Haines
Haines
Royko
Chicago Tribune
Molly Ivins
Austin
White
Black
C-Span
National Public Radio
Simi Valley
Calif
Kerner Commission
Rodney King
U.S
William Barr
Barr
Washington
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