| 2018 State of Black Louisville | | | Produced by:
| Louisville Urban League, | | Author:
| Louisville Urban League,
Reynolds, Sadiqa
Pryor, Lyndon
Barbee, Anita
Barnes, Brian
Berry, Matt
Blakely, Craig
Boyd Smith, Shandelier
Burton, Dorian
Chavis, Karan
Cosby, Kevin
Cowherd, Kevin
Cunningham, Raoul
Davidson, Jennie Jean
Dawson-Edwards, Cherie
Drake, Hannah
Dunlap, Kevin
Findley, Timothy
Gatlin, Ted
Gentry, Yvette
Helm, Chanelle
Hines-Martin, Vicki
Hinko, Cathy
Hurle, Alicia
Huston, Bill
Jackson, Dana
Jackson, Nikki
Jones, Ricky L.
Kelly Judd, Virginia
Kelly Pryor, Brandy N.
Kirby, Harrison
Little, Bertis
Lucas, Jessica
Marshall, John
Miller-Cooper, Carolyn
Montgomery, Mary
Moskowitz, Karyn
Murphy, Sharon
Nelson, Gisela
Perry, Armon R.
Poe, Joshua
Reno-Weber, Ben
Reno-Weber, Theresa
Scz,
Smith, Anthony
Thompson, Lisa
Unseld, Daryle
Washington, Ahmad
Wheeler, Mary Gwen
Williams, F. Bruce
Williams, LaGraica
Winston Baye¿, Betty | | Editor:
| Findley, Ashli
Pryor, Lyndon | | Associate Editor:
| Reynolds, Sadiqa
Pryor, Lyndon | | Cover Design by:
| Pryor, Lyndon | | Designed by:
| Pryor, Lyndon | | Illustrator:
| Murphy, Marc | | Photographer:
| Payne, Carey
Shoemaker, Angela | | ISBN: | 978-0-9998831-0-5 | | Publication Date: | Feb 2018 | | Publisher: | Louisville Urban League
| | Book Format: | Paperback | | List Price: | USD $20.00 | Book Description:
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The State of Black Louisville report is a collection of essays from engaged community members around Louisville, Kentucky. The report depicts how African Americans in Louisville are doing. The report is packed with data, reflective commentary, and insightful analysis from leading figures and field experts. The State of Black Louisville is a road-map to address longstanding inequities and, more importantly, to pave the way for greater progress. The State of Black Louisville report is a collection of essays from engaged community members around Louisville, Kentucky. The report depicts how African Americans in Louisville are doing. The report is packed with data, reflective commentary, and insightful analysis from leading figures and field experts. The State of Black Louisville is a road-map to address longstanding inequities and, more importantly, to pave the way for greater progress. | |