Carolyn Bailey Lewis, a pioneering public broadcasting executive who became the first Black woman to lead a public television station in the continental United States and the first woman to head WOUB Public Media, died October 21. She was 78. Her death was announced in a social media post by her daughter. Lewis broke multiple barriers throughout her career in journalism and public broadcasting, including becoming the first Black woman to graduat…
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