Talk:Ida E. Lewis

CORRECTION
Please eliminate sentence referring to Ida E. Lewis as the first female editor and chief of the Crisis Magazine in 1998. Former Detroit News reporter, Denise Crittendon, was appointed editor and chief of the NAACP's Crisis Magazine in 1994. On This Day, African American Life In Detroit, by Ken Coleman, 2013, isbn, 978-0578-120911 Jet Magazine, February 7, 1994, Denise Crittendon is First Woman Editor of The Crisis Magazine, pg. 39, (vol. 85, issue 14) St. Louis American, February 1994, The Crisis Appoints A New Editor, by Debra A. Robinson The Detroit News, Ex-Detroit News Reporter Will Edit NAACP Magazine, January 1994, page 15s St. Louis Post Dispatch, Denise Crittendon, the first woman editor of The Crisis Magazine, January 19, 1994, page 63 The Michigan Chronicle, Former Chronicle Reporter Named Editor of The Crisis, 1994 The Detroit Free Press, March 31 2023, Former Detroit News Journalist's Novel Takes Readers Into Afrofuturist World, by Chandra Fleming The Detroit News, Dec. 19, 2022 BLAC Media, Dec. 8, 2022, Former Editor, Denise Crittendon, Releases Novel, Where it Rains in Color Westside Story Newspaper, Jan. 5, 2023 BlackNLA, Former Editor of The NAACP's, The Crisis, Writes Afrofuturistic Novel, January 27, 2023 The New Crisis, The Magazine of Opportunities and Ideas, (Special Commemorative Issue: 90-Year Celebration of The Crisi, July/August 2000, page 74, Shaping The Crisis:90 Years of Editorial Excellence by Zina Rodriguez — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2600:8801:2A02:3000:44EC:ABAB:2F81:E1AF (talk) 08:07, 2 February 2024 (UTC) Metro Times, How Denise Crittendon Went From Journalist To Accomplished Sci-Fi Author, by Eddie Allen Jr. December 29, 2023 Black Firsts, 500 Years of Trailblazing Achievements and Groundbreaking Events, Invisible Ink Press 2600:8801:2A02:3000:6429:A490:C084:4F20 (talk) 16:35, 25 January 2024 (UTC) THE INSIDER, A LOOK AT WCCCD: Award Winnign Journalist, Author And Editor Teaches at WCCCD, issue 1- Vol. 1 www.wcccd.edu, june 2011Th Yhe

Boston University Today
In March of 2024, Boston University Today, which serves a primary source for the entry on Ida E Lewis, retract4ed the statement that she was the first woman editor of the NAACP's The Crisis Magazine. That statement is an error which has now been corrected. Denise Crittendon became the first woman editor The Crisis Magazine in 1994, four years prior to Ida E. Lewis. 2600:8801:2A02:3000:5874:E544:5DEF:3AB9 (talk) 23:06, 7 March 2024 (UTC)