LOCAL PUBLICATIONS + MEDIA
This page highlights local media and publications that offer opportunities to listen to and learn from diverse voices, helping to broaden perspective and deepen understanding.
NEWSPAPERS
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Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder (MSR)
The MSR enjoys a living legacy as the oldest Black-owned newspaper in the state of Minnesota (started in 1934) and one of the longest-standing, family-owned newspapers in the country. The MSR has established itself as a trusted voice for the diverse Black communities of Minnesota.
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Sahan Journal
A nonprofit newsroom dedicated to covering immigrants and communities of color in Minnesota.
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Minnesota Reformer
An independent, nonprofit news organization dedicated to keeping Minnesotans informed and unearthing stories other outlets can’t or won’t tell.
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Mshale – The African Community Newspaper
Minnesota’s longest-running newspaper serving African immigrants.
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The Circle – Native American News and Arts
A nonprofit newspaper that has covered the Native American news and culture of Minnesota since 1980. Started by the Minneapolis American Indian Center and launched by a grant from the Dayton Hudson Foundation.
NEWSLETTERS
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Rondo Center of Diverse Expressions (RCODE)
The RCODE in coordination with the Rondo Commemorative Plaza (RCP) houses the Rondo Research Collection and includes a small museum for the display of art and artifacts interpreting the Rondo experience. RCODE hosts events throughout the year.
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Reconnect Rondo
The Reconnect Rondo mission is to lead the effort to revitalize the Rondo community with a land bridge that reconnects Rondo and reignites a vibrant African American cultural enterprise district in St. Paul.
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Walker West
Be the first to hear about concerts, events, programming updates, music lessons, and stories from our vibrant music community—delivered straight to your inbox in our monthly newsletter.
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Planting People Growing Justice
Planting People Growing Justice Leadership Institute seeks to plant seeds of social change through education, training, and community outreach. Sign up for their newsletter at the bottom of the page.
OTHER MEDIA
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KFAI 90.3 FM – The Conversation with Al McFarlane
Listen each Tuesday, 1:00-2:00 PM, for stimulating conversations with Al McFarlane and community leaders about issues and events in the Black community and the community at large.
