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Marcia Ann Gillespie, Who Gave Black Women Their Own Voice in American Publishing, Dies at 82

The Washington Informer·By Stacy M. Brown· Read on The Washington Informer ↗
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Pioneering journalist Marcia Ann Gillespie, who broke racial barriers as the editor-in-chief of Essence and Ms. magazine, died Saturday at age 82

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