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2nd day of tour in Richmond, Virginia full of energy for the next five weeks
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The beautiful posters on the wall at El Kilombo Intergalactico in Durham, NC
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Y la banda de El Kilombo Intergalactico
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WCOM On The Air!
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WRFG people powered video Project
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Project South, Youth Speak Truth Radio and Fuel TV watch videos on net neutrality
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Radio Diaspora on WRFG
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SPEAR, Southeastern Prison Education and Reform members illustrate issues facing their community
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Radio Free Georgia: Untouched by the Sweaty Little Hand of Commercial Greed
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LPFM station of the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement
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Greenville, MS participatory radio workshop
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LPFM station of the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement
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Koinonia: one of the first racially integrated farms in Georgia
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Koinonia, beautiful communal farm in Americus, GA
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Mama Tina's Soup Kitchen in Americus, Georgia
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The programs that The Ordinary People Society got going on in Dothan, Alabama
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A whole shopping plaza in Dothan, Alabama dedicated to programs for formerly incarcerated folks
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Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery, Alabama
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Bridge in Selma, where Bloody Sunday took place on a Voting Rights march
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Welcome to Historic Selma
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Honoring those murdered marching for civil rights
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The Young People's Project in Jackson, Mississippi pondering the uses of a hammer
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Participatory Communication
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Banking and marketing models of communication
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Members of SPEAR and Delta Foundation illustrate the issues confronting Greenville, Mississippi
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Obama ate here, so can members of Project South, SPEAR and Delta Foundation
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While 70% of Greenville is African American, the town's history museum didnt have a single photo displayed of African American People.. thus furthering illustrating the demand for African American run community radio in Greenville
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New Orleans: surviving the post Katrina reality
