Frances (Toni) Murphy Draper, chair and publisher of the historic Afro-American newspaper, discusses her family's legacy in journalism. She shares insights on the pivotal role of the Afro in promoting civil rights and preserving Black culture since 1892. The conversation touches on the importance of niche journalism in providing authentic narratives and serving community interests. Draper also delves into the intersections of faith and family, highlighting how these elements shape the storytelling traditions that inspire future generations.