Ralph E. McGill

Ralph E. McGill was a distinguished American journalist best known for his role as the executive editor of the Atlanta Constitution from 1954 to 1966. He was recognized for his strong commitment to truthful, ethical journalism and for advocating civil rights during a turbulent period in American history. McGill’s editorials often challenged segregation and racial injustice, making him a prominent voice for social progress. His work helped shape responsible journalism and underscored the importance of integrity and moral courage in reporting the news.