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Its central idea is simple: communities should be able to speak for themselves. Whether through music, local news, cultural programming, emergency information, language preservation, activist debate, or volunteer storytelling, community radio has remained one of the most durable forms of democratic media. | Its central idea is simple: communities should be able to speak for themselves. Whether through music, local news, cultural programming, emergency information, language preservation, activist debate, or volunteer storytelling, community radio has remained one of the most durable forms of democratic media. | ||
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