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Bea Moten-Foster
American radio journalist · Journalists · Lived 1937 to 2011 · aged 73
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Something wrong?Bea Moten-Foster (1937-2011) was a pioneering radio journalist in the United States, and founder and publisher of the Muncie Times, an African-American newspaper that served Muncie and surrounding cities.
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Bea Moten-Foster (1937-2011) was a pioneering radio journalist in the United States, and founder and publisher of the Muncie Times, an African-American newspaper that served Muncie and surrounding cities. In addition to her newspaper work, Moten-Foster is remembered as the first African American to broadcast from the United Nations, the first African American woman radio announcer in Indianapolis, and the first African American woman to host a television show in Indianapolis.
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Journalists born in the 1930s 6
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