Bob Law, a pioneering radio executive and host of the first nationally syndicated Black-oriented talk show, "Night Talk," has died. The longtime Westbury resident was 86. "It is with broken hearts ...
Law, who for years was synonymous with New York radio and helped launch Jesse Jackson’s 1984 presidential campaign, had been undergoing health issues. Bob Law, a titan in Black radio with his “Night ...
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Black radio pioneer Bob Law of ‘Night Talk’ has died
*Bob Law, the broadcaster behind the groundbreaking political talk show “Night Talk,” has passed away, friends and family confirmed on March 30, TheGrio reports. Over a career exceeding five decades, ...
Bob Law, a titan in Black radio with his “Night Talk” political show, has died, friends and family confirmed on Monday. On social media, Rev. Al Sharpton penned a tribute to Law, praising him for his ...
Over a career exceeding five decades, Law stood as one of Black radio’s most enduring and consequential figures. Rev. Al Sharpton was quick to honor his legacy on social media. “Bob Law, a pioneer in ...
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