1. Our Pulitzers are older than your grandparents Founded in 1833, The New York Sun is older than The New York Times and The Associated Press — receiving its first Pulitzers soon after the creation of the award in the early 1900s.
2. The Sun has consistently been on the right side of history
The Sun stood for emancipation decades before the Civil War, employed the first female reporter in American journalism, and flew the flag of Free Cuba over lower Broadway in the late 19th century.
We wish the same were true for all American newsrooms.
3. Journalism has lost its way
In recent years, our most storied journalistic institutions have lost their mooring. An overwhelming majority of Americans now express a profound distrust of the press.
It's time to restore great American journalism. We invite you to join millions of readers across the country in this movement to clear the grey skies and bring back the Sun to shine for all. |
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