October 22, 2004
Seigenthaler Speaks About Nashville, Journalism
John Seigenthaler, founder of the First Amendment Center, spoke at Belmont today as a part of the Department of Media Studies' New Century Journalism Speaker Series.
Seigenthaler spoke to an audience of Belmont faculty, staff and students about growing up in Nashville, life as a Nashvillian and journalist during the civil rights movement and "the game of journalism."
For Seigenthaler's complete biography, click here.
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