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I came across this opinion piece by the M&G ed abut the lack of black writers on glossy magazines. I'm also beginning to question this - surely if newspapers can get it together, magazines can?
http://www.themedia.co.za/article.aspx?articleid=299462&area=/thefourth_estate/
I'm also beginning to question this - surely if newspapers can get it together, magazines can?
black writers on "black" magazines don't really count - i'm as likely to buy true love as i am to buy fair lady, so why the dearth?
i often take a squiz at the editorial teams- and the first (distinctly) black name often is sitting as a PA or intern - i have recenty seen junior writers and editorial assistants - but is a true reflection of the talent available? (leaving aside the belief that black people have distinctly black names- whole other discussion)
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