Fighting Words : : Independent Journalists in Texas / / James McEnteer.

Fighting Words profiles five journalists who published the truth as they saw it, no matter how their reporting angered politicians, social and religious leaders, or other journalists. The five journalists are William Brann (1855–1898), Don Biggers (1868–1957), John Granbery (1874–1953), Archer Fulli...

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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. The Apostle of the Devil -- 2. The Lone Coyote -- 3. A Rational Radical -- 4. The Printer Who Fired Both Barrels -- 5. A Freak from the Underground -- 6. Writing Wrongs -- Notes -- References -- Index
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Fighting Words profiles five journalists who published the truth as they saw it, no matter how their reporting angered politicians, social and religious leaders, or other journalists. The five journalists are William Brann (1855–1898), Don Biggers (1868–1957), John Granbery (1874–1953), Archer Fullingim (1902–1984), and Stoney Burns [Brent Stein] (1942–2011). Though they lived in different eras, all these men dealt with issues that society continues to face—racism, official corruption, religious freedom, educational reform, political extremism of the left and right, the clash of urban and rural values, and the fear of change. Their lives and work constitute a unique, alternative perspective on Texas history and the history of journalism itself. In addition to the troubling questions they raised on social issues, these independent journalists challenge us, as they challenged the mainline media of their own times, to define the function of journalism and to examine the mandate of the First Amendment. We may doubt the wisdom of some of their convictions, but not the courage they needed to express them in the face of ridicule, hostility, intimidation, and even death. More than the specific causes they fought for, the independents’ passion for truth and their absolute belief in free speech constitute their greatest legacy to us and to journalism.
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Contents --
Illustrations --
Acknowledgments --
Introduction --
1. The Apostle of the Devil --
2. The Lone Coyote --
3. A Rational Radical --
4. The Printer Who Fired Both Barrels --
5. A Freak from the Underground --
6. Writing Wrongs --
Notes --
References --
Index
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Index
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5. A Freak from the Underground --
6. Writing Wrongs --
Notes --
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Index
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