Robert W. Hooker
Abstract
During the 1960's civil rights movement, the Federal Communications Commission revoked the license of a Mississippi radio station for its public outlook on racial issues, one which is still maintained by the state's newspapers with impunity.
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During the 1960's civil rights movement, the Federal Communications Commission revoked the license of a Mississippi radio station for its public outlook on racial issues, one which is still maintained by the state's newspapers with impunity.
Key concepts: Race (biology), Sociology, Gender studies