Sylvester Brown Jr. is a journalist based in St. Louis, Missouri. He writes for The St. Louis American and his work has been featured in various publications and news outlets. Sylvester covers a range of topics including politics, social issues, entrepreneurship, and community events, with a focus on the local St. Louis area.
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Sylvester's coverage spans local news, with a focus on government & politics and entertainment. He often includes expert commentary, suggesting an interest in insights from individuals deeply involved or knowledgeable about the topics covered.
Given Sylvester’s emphasis on local news and events, he would likely be most receptive to pitches that offer unique perspectives related to St. Louis, Missouri as well as insights into political issues affecting the area. Additionally, given his coverage of entertainment news and performers based in St. Louis, he may also be interested in profiles or stories featuring local talent.
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For decades, Black fathers have shouldered the burden of negative stereotypes. The pervasive notion that Black dads are uninvolved in the lives of their children persists. This despite contradictory research,
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By: Sylvester Brown Jr.
To say Maria Chappelle-Nadal is an underdog in the race for the 1st Congressional District would be an understatement. Nadal, a former state representative and senator, is one of four
By: Sylvester Brown Jr.
The scene inside the America’s Center Convention Complex on Saturday was electrifying as kids bounced gleefully in an inflatable bounce house or slid down the inflatable slide or fearlessly rode bumper cars or just flat out enjoyed the numerous attractions, rides and even an onsite petting zoo. The activities were all part of the “Urban […]
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By: Sylvester Brown Jr.
“Even so faith, if it hath not works, is dead, being alone.” – James 2:17 The essence of that scripture was emphasized when church and community leaders gathered to “put faith into action” during “Youth Justice Action Day” Monday. The press conference, held at the Deaconess Foundation headquarters at 1000 N. Vandeventer, aimed to raise […]
By: Sylvester Brown Jr.
On Monday, acting superintendent of the St. Louis Public School District, Dr. Millicent Borishade, held a press conference to provide updates on the first day of school and transportation issues the district is combatting. The district was notified the weekend before school started that Xtra Care Transportation would not be able to provide buses for […]
Dr. Robert S. Harvey, president of FoodCorps, a national organization committed to ensuring that all children have access to nourishing food, is a Renaissance person. He’s also a minister, author, and educator. Prior to FoodCorps, he served as superintendent of East Harlem Scholars Academies, a community-based network of public charter schools. Before that, he was […]
Much has been written about St. Louis’ slave history. The study of census tracts of the times notes the city’s rapid growth of Black slaves increased from 268 in 1799 to 2,656 by 1850. A mere 30 years later, one-in-20 residents of our bustling river town consisted of black people, of which two-thirds were slaves. […]
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