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Brown, Luther was born on October 18, 1948 in Williamston, North Carolina, United States. Son of Luther Senior and Wardell Brown.
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Luther Brown
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Luther Brown, American Association executive. Recipient Golden Nymph award Monte Carlo Film Festival, 1983, Outstanding Alumni Journalism award North Carolina A&T State University, Men Who Make a Difference award Grandma's House for Children with Aids, 1993, Emmy award for Rosalee's Story for WETA-television, 1996; Woodrow Wilson fellow, 1969.
Education
Bachelor of Science, North Carolina A&T State University, 1969; student, Rutgers University student, Georgetown Law School Juris Doctor, Georgetown University Law Center, 1988.
Career
Broadcast writer, WCBS Radio, New York City, 1971-1972; broadcast associate, Columbia Broadcasting System News, New York City, 1972-1973; reporter, producer, Columbia Broadcasting System News, Atlanta, Chicago, 1973-1974; editor, Columbia Broadcasting System News, Washington, 1974-1975; editor, NBC News, Washington, 1976-1978; field producer, NBC News, Washington, 1978-1987; senior communications specialist, Technology Resources Inc., Rockville, Maryland., 1990-1991; assistant director public affairs, The Wilderness Society, Washington, since 1991. Consultant, speechwriter to the United States Secretary of Health and Human Superior vena cava syndrome, 1989. Director Children's Defense Fund District of Columbia Advocacy Project, 1989-1990.
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Member Fort Lincoln Association (president 1978-1981), American Federation television and Radio Artists, Washington Association BlackJournalists.
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Married Brenda Jennings, December 16, 1973 (divorced March 1984). Children: Nikki, Marshall.
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Recipient Golden Nymph award Monte Carlo Film Festival, 1983, Outstanding Alumni Journalism award North Carolina A&T State University, Men Who Make a Difference award Grandma's House for Children with Aids, 1993, Emmy award for Rosalee's Story for WETA-television, 1996. Woodrow Wilson fellow, 1969.Recipient Golden Nymph award Monte Carlo Film Festival, 1983, Outstanding Alumni Journalism award North Carolina A&T State University, Men Who Make a Difference award Grandma's House for Children with Aids, 1993, Emmy award for Rosalee's Story for WETA-television, 1996. Woodrow Wilson fellow, 1969.