Selected Writings and Web Projects

Web and Interactive Projects

Here are some websites I've created, and civic media projects, I've directed. Click on the images to see the actual projects.

Princeton '78 Foundation:write and edit CSS, html,content

Book Chapters

Selected Scholarly Papers

Please see the Research page for a full list of scholarly writings and presentations. You can also consult my Google Scholar

Articles on Poynter.org

Poynter.org author page with links to the following:
  • How Computational Thinking is Changing Journalism & What’s Next
  • Sprint’s “Now” Widget: Future of Mobile News? Kim Pearson Nov. 19, 2008
  • Should ABC News Reveal Anonymous Sources in Anthrax Probe? Bloggers Say Yes Kim Pearson Aug. 5, 2008
  • BlogHer entrevista a Barack Obama Kim Pearson May 25, 2008 (Texto traducido por Paúl Mena)
  • BlogHer Interviews Barack Obama May 19, 2008
  • Team Coverage of Events with CoverItLive Apr. 11, 2008
  • CoverItLive, the Sequel Kim Pearson Feb. 29, 2008
  • Interactive Literary Journalism: Building New Tools. Aug. 13, 2007

Online Journalism Review

I was a contributor to OJR from 2006-7.

Nieman Reports

Start Earlier. Expand the Mission. Integrate Technology.. September 5, 2007

Association for the Study of African American Life and History

"Carrying the Flambeau of Our Liberty: Religion Resistance and Racial Consciousness." Woodson Review, p. 23-5

"Afterword." Black History Bulletin, v.72, 2009, p. 34.

Niagara Movement: Black Protest Reborn 2005 Black History Resource CD ROM - principal writer and editor

Before Brown, Beyond Boundaries 2004 Black History Resource CD ROM - contributor

Souls of Black Folk Centennial Black History Resource, 2003 - contributing writer, curator for CD ROM

The Revealer

Black History, Homosexuality and the American Creed. August 5, 2004 http://therevealer.org/archives/11203

Africana.com

“The Africana QA: Gay Activist Keith Boykin,” (interview) Africana.com April 5, 2004. http://www.africana.com/articles/qa/bw20040405boykin.asp (Reprinted as a “Top Story” on Alternet.org, April 12, 2004. http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=18354

“Self-determining Haiti” (introduction) Africana.com March 22, 2004. http://www.africana.com/articles/daily/bw20040322haiti.asp

Quarterly Black Review of Books

"Sound and Fury, Signifying Confusion." (Review of Thomas Sowell's Race and Culture: A World View). Quarterly Black Review of Books, February, 1995

"Carol Swain's Contrarian View of Black Electoral Power," Quarterly Black Review of Books, Winter, 1994.

"African as Agent: Molefi Asante on Afrocentricity." Quarterly Black Review of Books, Fall, 1994.

"North Philly: Books as Trail Markers." (With Charlene B. Rivers) Quarterly Black Review of Books, Summer, 1994

"The Power of Vision: A Portrait of Kassahun Checole." Quarterly Black Review of Books, Spring, 1994.

Emerge Magazine

"Banking on Black Deposit Power." Emerge, March, 1992

"Dialogue with...Ed Towns." Emerge Magazine, October, 1991.

"Dialogue With... Diane Abott." Emerge Magazine, June 1991.

Black Enterprise

"The big comeback." With Dawn M. Baskerville, Black Enterprise, 22(6): 61-66, Jan. 1992.

"What You Should Know About 401(k) Plans," Black Enterprise, June 1991.

"Diversifying Your Risk With Mutual Funds," Black Enterprise, April, 1991.

"College Financing Primer." Black Enterprise, March, 1991.

Miscellaneous

“Civil Rights: Time to Reinvigorate the Cause.” Newsday, September 24, 1989 (Long Island edition); September 26, 1989 (New York edition)

“In Search of Greater Princeton.” Princeton Packet. May 29, 1989

“Linc Hawkins: A Black Engineering Pioneer.” Black Collegian, December 1982. (Reprinted in Crisis, the magazine of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, in 1983.)

“Collecting the Calls of the Cosmos,” Royal Journal of Radioastronomy (Canada), 1983 (Reprint of article for the AT&T Bell Laboratories Record

“Bonner Studies Origin, Meaning of Human Values,” Princeton Weekly Bulletin, June 14, 1982

Also see my profile on MuckRack .

From 2006-2012, I was a regular contributor to Blogher, which was sold to SheKnows Media. The content I created is no longer accessible. I am in the process of republishing the best of that work.  You can find it catalogued here.

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