Southern Journalism

Southern journalism refers to the style and practices of news reporting and media in the Southern United States. Historically shaped by regional culture, history, and social issues, it often addresses local politics, community affairs, and the complexities of race relations. Southern journalism has been influential in shaping public discourse, particularly during the Civil Rights Movement. It blends traditional journalistic values with a distinct narrative style that reflects the South's unique identity and challenges. Today, it continues to evolve, addressing modern issues while preserving its cultural richness and community focus.