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1. Sade Baderinwa Sade Baderinwa via theUSsun Sade Baderinwa Profile Summary Folasade Olayinka Baderinwa (born April 14, 1969) is an American broadcast journalist. People know her well by the name Sade Baderinwa.
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Jasmine Caldwell, Taheshah Moise, and Ashley Carter make up the nation's first-ever all-Black, all-female news anchor team. Dr. Rashad Richey and Dan Evans d.
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Now, Coates hosts 'Laura Coates Live' at 11pm nightly, marking her as one of the few Black female news anchors in primetime. Her ability to dissect complex legal issues is invaluable, particularly in a climate where both current and former presidents face various legal challenges. As a trial lawyer, Coates excels in interviewing.
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Ava Thompson Greenwell had been writing the final chapter of her book "Ladies Leading: The Black Women Who Control Television News" when news broke of the police killing of George Floyd..
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Gayle King Award-winning journalist Gayle King, co-anchor of CBS This Morning and aka Oprah's BFF, boasts decades of news experience. King worked her way through several television markets,.
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Joy Reid became the Black woman to host a primetime talk show on a major network when she took over Chris Matthews' 7 p.m. MSNBC weeknight slot this summer with The ReidOut.
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Lester Holt In 2015, Lester Holt became the first African American to anchor a network nightly news show solo when he took the reins of NBC Nightly News. Prior to that, he hosted the weekend.
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Alyce Chavunduka - Zimbabwe-born Alyce Chavunduka made South African television history by becoming the first Black female news anchor on the SABC's former "white" TV channel, TV1. She died.
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1. Gwen Ifill Born in New York on September 15, 1955, Gwen Ifil attended Simmons College in Boston in 1977. She began her career in journalism at the "Boston Herald-American". She worked at the "Baltimore Evening Sun", "The Washington Post", and "New York Times" before landing at PBS in 1999 as a moderator for the "Washington Week in Review."