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The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, a news outlet that has provided a voice for the African American community in Minnesota since 1934, is being celebrated in an Axios Twin Cities article that highlights its significant moments in history. The article provides a glimpse into the MSR's rich archive of journalism, which has documented civil rights milestones and personal achievements of Black Minnesotans. The MSR remains committed to serving as the trusted source of news for its readers and continuing its legacy of impactful storytelling.
As part of our 90th Anniversary celebration, we are honored to be featured in a recent Axios Twin Cities article that takes a look back at some of the most important headlines from the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder’s storied history. The article highlights the significant moments we’ve covered over the decades and reflects on our enduring mission to provide a voice for Minnesota’s African American community.
From our founding in 1934 by Cecil E. Newman to the present day under the leadership of our CEO and Publisher, Tracey Williams-Dillard, the MSR has consistently documented key moments in history, from civil rights milestones to the personal achievements of Black Minnesotans. Axios Twin Cities’ recap offers a unique glimpse into our rich archive of journalism, shedding light on the stories that shaped our community and state.
We invite you to read the full article on Axios Twin Cities to gain a deeper understanding of the MSR’s impact over the past 90 years. Their feature captures the essence of what we have stood for since day one: telling the stories that matter.
As we continue to celebrate our 90th Anniversary, we remain committed to serving as the trusted source of news for our readers and continuing the legacy of impactful storytelling.