Voices of Change in Mid-20th Century Broadcasting

This chapter examines the historical evolution of radio broadcasting in the U.S. during the mid-20th century, emphasizing the struggles of marginalized groups in gaining airtime and representation. It discusses the activism of civil rights leaders and the introduction of regulatory measures that transformed media oversight, fostering a more inclusive broadcasting environment. Ultimately, the chapter highlights how these developments laid the foundation for a diverse media landscape that continues to impact societal discourse today.

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