Clippings
Press and writing referenced in the historical homepage.
The 2016 homepage carried a short clipping list. It referenced coverage of Miriam Muléy in a feature about Afro-Latina women, an earlier profile of Afro-Latino women who changed the world, and two marketing pieces attributed to Muléy: one on the Asian-American market and one on the African-American market.
Subjects in the clipping list
Together these entries show the site’s editorial range. Some centred Muléy’s public profile; others examined how marketers might understand cultural richness without treating broad communities as monolithic. The page was a press index, not a current media kit.
Reading onward
The journal expands on related themes in the site’s own voice. Meet Miriam gives the biographical context included by the original site. The original clipping files and third-party pages are not reproduced where a reliable local copy was unavailable.
How to use a clipping
A press mention can establish that a person or idea appeared in a particular publication at a particular time. It does not, by itself, prove a later commercial result. Where a recovered item has a title and source, read the original context and publication date before drawing a conclusion. The About page gives the wider argument behind the collection and the journal offers longer explanations.