Media Blacks Out Reporter John Davis Who FIRST Interviewed Nelson Mandela After His Release From Prison

Media Blacks Out Former CBS Reporter John Davis, the FIRST to Interview Nelson Mandela ? Why is this historic interview conducted by John Davis not being aired during this time of mourning and remembrance, and not even by his own former CBS network or former Chicago media allies? It appears that such a historic FIRST interview of Mandela by this Black journalist would warrant major news media coverage by all media. It is major part of the Nelson Mandela story.

There can be only one "FIRST" interview of Nelson Mandela when he was released from prison and former CBS News Reporter John Davis was it and should not be excluded from this major history of Mandela coverage and accurate documentation.

Mark S. Allen, veteran activist and Chairman of National Black Wall Street Chicago is pleased to join Wallace "Gator" Bradley, veteran activist with The United In Peace organization and others in raising this major issue of the exclusion of where the historic first interview with Nelson Mandela by reporter John Davis should be properly recorded and reported during this historic coverage of Nelson Mandela

(photo of just released Nelson Mandela embracing reporter John Davis for his first interview)

Greetings!

This BRADLEY REPORT Grassroots Newsletter is dedicated to honoring the great works of the late Nelson Mandela and the great Chicago Journalist/ Reporter John E. Davis, who was the first Reporter Black or otherwise to interview him after he was released from prison.

It is unfortunate on many levels that the historic interview conducted by John Davis is not being aired during this time of mourning and remembrance. What is even more unusual is that upon a Google search regarding the career of this great Black Chicagoan, one cannot find any articles or video footage connected to his name. One is left to only wonder why after such an extensive and productive career with a major network, nothing of it is posted on the web by those he served.

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Have A Happy and Safe Holiday!

Sincerely,
United in Peace Staff

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