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Collection: Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library
Description: Established in 1991, The African American Voice is a free monthly online newspaper that focuses on the news of the Colorado Springs Metro, Denver Metro and Pueblo areas. The Voice is the longest-running Black monthly newspaper published in Southern Colorado, and prior to switching to an online-only format, had a statewide distribution of 10,000. The newspaper was founded by publisher and owner James Tucker, with goals to “awaken the larger community to the needs and untapped potential of African Americans living in Colorado, while at the same time bringing to the state broad awareness of the diverse mix of local, regional, national and international issues that have an impact…upon their lives.”
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Subject: African Americans – Colorado – Colorado Springs – Newspapers, African Americans – Colorado – Denver – Newspapers, African Americans – Colorado – Pueblo – Newspapers, African Americans, African-American History, Local History, Newspapers, Politics, African American newspapers, Society & Culture, Arts & Humanities, Journalism, BIPOC
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