later matthew preston's book on press takes a look at the role on the industry. >> is everybody ready? speagreat. we have a great pleasure, i have a great pleasure to introduce to speakers this evening. before we start let me just sa say -- if you could please send later cell phones that would be great. you may have noticed the book for sale outside. it is our honor to have two of her writers, dorothy butler gilliam, she became the first black woman reporter for the washington post in 1961, working there until her retirement 2003. beginning in 1979 she wrote a popular discussing education, politics. her work is featured in two different documents. the children's washington school media and the public affairs. as she worked towards metrics and inclusion. she was president of the national association of black journalists in 1993 to 1995 in 2010 they awarded her the lifetime achievement award. she is an award-winning journalist who spent ten years in the journalism factor here new york university. our article exploring race and african-american culture has been published widely including

. >> coming up next, matthew preston talks about the role of the news industry, later a look at killing general realism, how donald trump are destroying news and how we can save it. [inaudible conversations] hello everyone think also much for coming. this is our first time. welcome. thank you so much for coming. we at buchalter are pleased to host matthew pressman on liberal values that shape the news. one quick thing before we begin, with copies on the info desk, but we do not have a register so feel free to grab water to and then please make sure to pay for them downstairs underwear. a little bit about matthew, he is assistant professor of journalism and holds a phd. they were to eight years for vanity fair. a series of his article when the 2010 merit award for best commentary, digital media. he is also written for atlantic, washington post and new york times. his book is out now from harvard university. once more take you all for coming out and i will turn it over to matthew. [applause] >> thank you for the introduction and thank you all for being here. i want to talk a little bit ab

later matthew preston's book on press takes a look at the role on the industry. >> is everybody ready? spea