Then
Black viewers appeared on television far more often as subjects or consumers than as owners shaping public-media priorities.
WHMM—now WHUT—gave an HBCU ownership of a public television station, a training laboratory, and a channel for community stories.
Black viewers appeared on television far more often as subjects or consumers than as owners shaping public-media priorities.
WHUT remains the nation's only public television station licensed to and operated by an HBCU.
Media equity requires ownership, technical training, preserved archives, and decision-making power behind the camera as well as visibility onscreen.
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