...is white — a sense of the degradation, misery, and hopelessness of living in the ghetto. They have not communicated to whites a feeling for the difficulties...— a sense of Negro culture, thought, or history. Equally important, most newspaper articles and most television programing ignore the fact than an appreciable...

...Negroes into journalism . . . the communications media, ironically, have failed to communicate . . . they have not shown understanding or appreciation...communicated— a sense of Negro culture, thought, or history." A young black man, asked to express his feelings about television at a black teenagers' conference...

...is white — a sense of the degradation, misery, and hopelessness of living in the ghetto. They have not communicated to whites a feeling for the difficulties...— a sense of Negro culture, thought or history. And, in our judgment, the report makes clear that of all the media, broadcasting is the most important...

...is white — a sense of the degradation, misery, and hopelessness of living in the ghetto. They have not communicated to whites a feeling for the difficulties...— and thus, have not communicated — a sense of Xegro culture, thought, or history. ******* If what the white American reads in the newspapers or sees...

...which is white — a sense of the degradation, misery, 'and hopelessness of living in the ghetto. . . . They have not shown understanding or appreciation...sense of Negro culture, thought, or history. . . . The absence of Negro faces and activities from the media has an effect on white audiences as well as black....

...• white— a sense of the degradation, misery, and hopelessness of living in the a*Ptt« They have not communicated to whites a feeling for the difficulties...the United States. They have not shown understanding « This discussion In pt. Ill does not deal with questions of the licence's ohllir ; , rt. lO-lTanra...

...in the ghetto They have not communicated to whites a feeling for the difficulties and frustra tions of being a Negro in the United States. They have not shown understanding 8 This discussion in pt. Ill does not deal with questions of the licensee's obligations in the area...

...is white — a sense of the degradation, misery, and hopelessness of living in the ghetto. They have not communicated to whites a feeling for the difficulties...a Negro in the United States. They have not shown the understanding or appreciation of — and thus have not communicated a sense of Negro culture, thought,...

...for the difficulties and frustrations °f Iwing a Negro in the United States. They have not shown the understanding or Appreciation of — and thus have...a sense of Negro culture, thought, or history. The report spoke of corresponding failures in service to the black community. It observed that : (T)he...

...Negroes into journalism. . . . The communication!* media. Ironically, have failed to communicate. . . . They have not shown understanding or appreciation...communicated — a sense of Negro culture, thought, or history.1' Report of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders, 1968. " Letter to FCC dated...