Ben Frazier's daughter, Kelly Frazier, says he was surrounded by family and close friends as he courageously ended his nine-month battle with cancer.
Jacksonville community activist and Northside Coalition leader Benjamin Frazier has died at 73, his family confirmed.
His daughter, Kelly Frazier, says he was surrounded by family and close friends as he courageously ended his nine-month battle with cancer at 9 p.m. Saturday at Shands Hospital in Jacksonville. The family is asking for privacy and says they will announce memorial information when details become available."Ben was a long-time broadcast journalist who became the first Black anchor of a major news show in Jacksonville. He was also an award-winning civil and human rights leader, a tireless voice for the voiceless even as he underwent cancer treatment. Ben received the NAACP’s Rutledge H.
He fought for equality among Jacksonville’s citizens, equity in our neighborhoods, and integrity, transparency, accountability, and compassion in our government.Frazier, an alumnus of Raines High School, was the first Black TV anchor at Jacksonville's WJXT-TV.in 2016 and was an outspoken advocate for civil rights. Frazier often championed for improved police practices and policies that prioritized the well-being of Black citizens.during a public comment portion of the meeting.
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