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Ira F. Lewis
Ira Foster Lewis (August 25, 1883 - September 4, 1948) was an American sportswriter, executive editor, president, and business manager of the Pittsburgh Courier. He was involved in the Double V campaign to grant full citizenship rights to African American soldiers serving in World War II and helped integrate major league baseball.[1] BiographyLewis was born in Lexington, North Carolina on August 25, 1883.[2][3] He studied at Biddle Academy for one year. Along with Robert L. Vann and Bill Nunn, he helped lead the paper.[4] He was a leader in the National Negro Publishers Association.[5] In 1937 he corresponded with W. E. B. Du Bois.[6] Lewis was photographed with his family in Homewood by Charles "Teenie" Harris.[7] References
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