"They have reminded us every day that women journalists deserve to be taken seriously and entrusted with the most challenging assignments." So says Judy Woodruff, anchor of the PBS Newshour, referring to the quartet of NPR reporters profiled in the new book Susan, Linda, Nina and Cokie.
As in Stamberg, Wertheimer, Totenberg, and Roberts. (Pictured above, from left: Linda Wertheimer, Susan Stamber, Nina Totenberg, and Cokie Roberts.) The latter passed away in 2019, after perhaps the most illustrious career, in that she regularly appeared on ABC News. But all four were, arguably, the voices of the network. Author Lisa Napoli’s last book was about CNN, on its 40th anniversary. This one, on the 50th of NPR, seems appropriate—and necessary.
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