# Elizabeth Murphy
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Elizabeth B. Murphy Moss (1917–1998) was an American journalist, the first black woman to be certified as an overseas war correspondent in World War II.
== Life ==
elizabeth murphy came from a Baltimore newspaper family: her grandfather John H. Murphy, Sr. had founded the Baltimore Afro-American, and her father Carl J. Murphy edited the newspaper from 1922 until his death in 1967. Her mother Vashti Turley Murphy was a co-founder of Delta Sigma Theta sorority.The eldest of five daughters, Elizabeth studied at Frederick Douglass High School and the University of Minnesota, where she gained a bachelor's degree in journalism.
Bulldog Softball Senior Night 2026
Great night to hang out with Coach Matt Morris and his 4 seniors, Peyton Goss, Kelsey Green, Madison Lafountain, and Elizabeth Murphy, in the outfield of a place they call home. Enjoy
Bad High School Writing: “Time,” A Dark & And Disturbing Short Story
In this episode, Sawtooth Frank reads ‘Time,” the first in a series of dark and disturbing stories he wrote in the late 1980s and early 1990s when he was in High School.
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From Latin to Hollywood: Elizabeth Murphy makes the Case for Classics
In the inaugural episode of The Case for Classics, I sit down with Elizabeth Murphy - Brown University graduate, professional actress (The Notebook, Grey's Anatomy, NCIS), Latin teacher, academic coach, and founder of Pretty Smartly - to explore how studying Classics can shape life in unexpected wa…
348: Activate To Defend Food And Health Freedom
Medical freedom is eroding. Food freedom is also at risk. Wishing for change isn't enough. We need to roll up our sleeves and participate to turn things around. Elizabeth Murphy, medical and health freedom activist, today educates us about how to begin doing just that. She explains how to initiate …
72: Fighting for health freedom
One in six children in the U.S. has a developmental disability; one in four is medicated; one in 48 has autism. (This means that approximately every 7 minutes, a child is diagnosed with autism.) All of these statistics are alarming, so what can we do to stem the tide? The West Virginians for Health…
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