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Gary G. Yerkey

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Still Time to Live: A Biography of Jack Belden

Gary G. Yerkey, born in Chicago, is an American author and journalist currently based in Washington, D.C., contributing to The Christian Science Monitor and other publications.

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Career

A graduate of Ripon College with B.A. in Philosophy, he later undertook post-graduate work at the American University of Beirut and spent more than a decade in Europe and the Middle East, reporting for TIME-LIFE, ABC News, The Christian Science Monitor, the International Herald Tribune and other U.S. news organizations. He has also reported from India, Morocco, Indonesia, China, Singapore and several other countries.

Awards

In 2015, he was among those who received the Congressional Gold Medal—the nation's highest civilian award—for participating in the 1965 Selma-to-Montgomery Voting Rights March, led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Works

  • Still Time to Live: A Biography of Jack Belden, ISBN 0615458882
  • South to Selma: 'Outside Agitators' and the Civil Rights March that Changed America, ISBN 1484868951
  • Dying for the News: Honoring Tom Treanor and the Other Reporters Killed Covering World War II, ISBN 1517205174
  • He's Coming to Start Riots: On the Road to Black Power With 'The Reverend' Willie Ricks, ISBN 1530507561
  • References

    Gary G. Yerkey Wikipedia


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