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The Oprah Effect: A Conversation with Black Women Media Trailblazers

  • Northwest African American Museum 2300 South Massachusetts Street Seattle, WA, 98144 United States (map)

In honor of February 8, 1986 - the day Oprah became the first Black woman to host a nationally syndicated talk show, join NAAM for an inspiring panel discussion that celebrates the legacy of Black women in media and explores how they continue to trail blaze across platforms today.

The special guest panelist include:

Paris Jackson is a mom, Emmy award-winning Journalist, TV Host, and women’s health advocate. She is the host of The Newsfeed on Cascade PBS, which airs every Friday night. She is known for her smart analysis and steady delivery in interviews with political leaders and newsmakers.

Falesha Johnson is a multifaceted woman who has built a personal brand across platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and more. Additionally, she is a wife, entrepreneur, a former professional athlete, a co-host on her podcast Rebirth of Life and Love, that she hosts with her husband.

This event will highlight their journeys, challenges, and triumphs in shaping the future of media.

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