NewsWPLG Local 10 – Main FeedJuly 29, 2026United States
Stephen Colbert receives anti-censorship award
Stephen Colbert has been honored with an anti-censorship award from a foundation created by author Ishmael Reed. This recognition follows the conclusion of his 11-year tenure hosting 'The Late Show' on CBS.
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This news marks the end of a long-running television program and recognizes the host's public stance on censorship.
Key Facts
- Stephen Colbert received an anti-censorship award.
- The award was issued by a foundation established by Ishmael Reed.
- Stephen Colbert hosted 'The Late Show' for 11 years.
- CBS has ended the production of 'The Late Show'.
Who's Mentioned
personMitchell Kaplan“Co-recipient of the anti-censorship award and founder of Books & Books.”personStephen Colbert“Former host of 'The Late Show' and recipient of an anti-censorship award.”organizationBefore Columbus Foundation“Non-profit organization based in Oakland that presents the American Book Awards.”personIshmael Reed“Author and founder of the foundation that established the award.”other11“Number of years Stephen Colbert hosted 'The Late Show'.”organizationCBS“The network that ended Colbert's program in May.”personDonald Trump“Former President and frequent subject of Colbert's commentary.”