No. 36, Issue 1 Spring 2019 American Journalism: A journal of media history Brooke Kroeger was the instigator of “Suffrage and the Media” the 2019 Special Issue of American Journalism, devoted to new research about the suffrage movement and its … continue reading
Re-DATING HISTORY This panel presentation of October 2014 was published in essay form in American Journalism, Vol. 32, Iss. 4, December 9, 2015 Brooke Kroeger, New York University [from a panel presentation, AJHA, 9 October 2014, Minneapolis MN] Kate Bolick is … continue reading
“The point is, undercover reporting has continued, ethical conundrums and all, in a steady and uninterrupted flow since at least the 1840s. . . ” continue reading
” . . . this book is a treasure for the wide variety of material that it has unearthed and made available. . . . ” continue reading
“This is a really interesting resource. Kuds to the NYU Libraries for getting the database to this point and for its future development.” continue reading
” . . . a vital history of muckraking in the US. . . . ” continue reading
An argument for a restoration of honor and legitimacy to the discomfiting techniques of undercover reporting. continue reading
“Kroeger tells this story briskly and thoroughly. Her work is both a good read and an important historical rescue mission.” continue reading
Speech to Fellows of The Freedom Forum Media Studies Center (and at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.) NELLIE BLY’S FORGOTTEN SISTERS: Recovering the Long-Lost History of Women in Journalism September 22, 1993 Brooke Kroeger bk-freedomforum-sisters Listen to this list of … continue reading
The story of how and why a group of prominent and influential men in New York City and beyond came together to help women gain the right to vote.
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