[custom_font font_family=”Oswald” font_size=”40″ line_height=”52″ font_style=”normal” text_align=”left” font_weight=”600″ text_decoration=”none” text_shadow=”no” letter_spacing=”1″ color=”#ffffff”]AFRICAN-AMERICAN STATIONS[/custom_font][custom_font font_family=”Roboto” font_size=”16″ line_height=”26″ font_style=”normal” text_align=”left” font_weight=”400″ text_decoration=”none” text_shadow=”no” color=”#ffffff”]African-American public radio stations serve communities that are underserved by commercial radio options. Of the approximately 10,000 commercial radio stations in the USA, less than 1% are owned by African-Americans. Public radio stations serving African-American communities significantly increase cultural, news and information programming for these listeners. Most are Jazz, Jazz and News or Smooth Jazz stations.
70% of all African-American Public radio stations (and 70% of all NPR stations) are licensed to universities. Like other NPR stations, African-American public radio stations attract socially conscious, achievement-focused, culturally aware listeners, who are lifelong learners. Many contribute financially to these stations, by becoming members.
Feel free to click on the logos to learn more about these stations, and hear why listeners consider them valuable assets and radio worth paying for![/custom_font]