The Guardian is a global, reader-funded news organization committed to high-quality journalism, progressive values, and editorial independence. Founded in 1821, the Guardian is renowned for its rigorous reporting and commentary on politics, the environment, social justice, sports, wellness, and culture geared for a global audience.
In the US, the Guardian has more than 100 editorial staff members across its bureaus in New York, Washington, DC, and Los Angeles. Its agenda-setting journalism draws an audience of more than 40 million US readers every month, making it one of the top news sites in America. The Guardian’s US newsroom has been recognized with several awards, including the George Polk Award, Scripps Howard Award, Edward R Murrow Award, and the Pulitzer Prize.
The Black Panther “cubs,” the children of the 1970s Black self-determination movement, reflect 50 years on with the blessings and burdens of their extraordinary childhoods, and with a promised future that never came.
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