In 1847, with slavery still in full force, two brave men, Frederick Douglass and Martin Delany, started an abolitionist newspaper called The North Star — named for the star, Polaris, that was often used as a guide for those seeking freedom in the North.
Douglass and Delany knew then, as we know now, that in order to fight back against injustice, their stories had to not only be well told — with the color and dimension and nuance that was frequently missing elsewhere, they knew they needed a newspaper that represented the cause of liberation with urgency, clarity, heart, and soul.
While The North Star was originally a print newspaper, we will be launching a news app, a full news website, a collection of podcasts, and more. We’re not just here to change the news — we aim to change the world.
Company Details
- Employees
- 34
- Founded
- -
- Address
- Brooklyn, Ny 11201, Us
- Industry
- Media Production
- NAICS
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Motion Picture and Video Production
- Website
- buildingthenorthstar.com
- Keywords
- journalism, activism, politics, news, media.
- HQ
- Brooklyn, NY
The North Star Questions
The North Star's website is buildingthenorthstar.com
The North Star's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/thenorthstar
The North Star has
34 employees.
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employees at The North Star.
The North Star's industry is
Media Production
The North Star's top competitors are
The Intercept,
In These Times,
Daily Kos,
Twitchange,
Newsweek,
New York Daily News,
Jacobin Magazine,
Joyride,
Democracy Now! Productions,
Grassroots Law Project.
The North Star's categories are Media Production
The North Star's founding year is 1847
