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About This Document: Identifying the turning point of a newspaper as it disavows its segregationist heritage to embrace the role of community advocate and the high recognition the publication receives for that effort is worthy journalism history. The author humanizes the Pulitzer process, noting the panel of judges included a black journalist who had honed his skills in the African-American press and a woman who had been at the forefront of gender equality in the mainstream newsroom.

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The Role of the Clarion-Ledger in the Adoption of the 1982 Education Reform Act: Winning the Pulitzer Prize

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