Nightly News | May 18, 2013
First black newspaper thrives as peers struggle
July 26: Founded as a way for African-Americans to speak against injustice, the Philadelphia Tribune -- the oldest continously published black newspaper in the country -- is still going strong after 125 years in print. NBC’s Kumasi Aaron reports.
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