| Charlayne Hunter-Gault  AKA Charlayne Hunter
Born: 27-Feb-1942
Birthplace: Due West, SC
Gender: Female
Religion: Roman Catholic
Race or Ethnicity: Black
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: TV Personality, Radio Personality Nationality: United States
Executive summary: NPR, NewsHour reporter Father: Charles S.H. Hunter, Jr.
Mother: Althea Ruth Brown
Husband: Walter Stovall (white, m. 1961, div.)
Husband: Ron Gault (m. 1971)
Daughter: Susan (by Walter)
Son: Chuma (by Ron)
High School: Henry McNeal Turner High, Atlanta, GA (1959)
University: Wayne State University, Detroit, MI
University: BA Journalism, University of Georgia (1963)
University: Washington University in St. Louis
Administrator: Columbia University
National Public Radio (1997-)
CNN South Africa bureau Chief (1999-)
The New York Times Staff Reporter (1968-77)
The New Yorker Columnist (1963-67)
The Louisville Courier-Journal internship
Committee to Protect Journalists Board of Directors
Emmy twice
Peabody
Converted to Catholicism from Methodism (1958)
TELEVISION
PBS NewsHour (1978-97)
Is the subject of books:
An Education in Georgia: Charlayne Hunter, Hamilton Holmes, and the Integration of the University of Georgia, 1991, BY: Calvin Trillin
Author of books:
In My Place (1992, memoir)
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