First Ever Black-Owned Radio Station (Long Before Radio One!)
PRX re-releases series exploring the history of Black culture through radio - Current
Bob Slade, Distinguished Voice on Black Radio, Dies at 70 - The New York Times
First-ever African-American-owned radio station could return to Atlanta – WABE
WDIA Radio Station (1947- ) •
PRX » Series » Going Black: The Legacy of Philly Soul Radio
Life begins again at 40 as Waterloo African-American radio station KBBG gets second wind
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Stan Bell Joins WDIA, The First African-American Radio Station In The U.S.
KDEE: Sacramento's only Black owned radio station | abc10.com
First-ever African-American-owned radio station could return to Atlanta – WABE
National Radio Day: Black Stations, DJs, Pioneers Who Shaped Programming
Black Radio | AAAMC
Dorothy E. Brunson, first African-American woman to own a radio and TV station, has died - Urban Radio Nation | Black Radio Media Sports Culture - Search Urban Adult R&B Hip Hop Stations
WURD Radio | The Enterprise Center
Black-Owned Radio | Media and the Movement
Hot 103 Jamz! America's longest-running Black-owned radio station | KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
WERD: America's first black-owned radio station | CNN
How America Got Its First Black Radio Station - Atlas Obscura
The story behind Wilmington's first African-American owned radio station
After Being Denied Jobs This Black Woman Started Her Own Radio Station In Boston
Atlanta Black radio stations unite to promote voting, registration, census
How America Got Its First Black Radio Station - Atlas Obscura
City of Atlanta, GA on Twitter: "#BlackHistoryMonth WERD Radio was established in 1947, the first African American owned radio station in America. The station was a fixture of Atlanta's African-American community, Dr.
