But what about the funding?
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Submitted by setnaffa (United States), Oct 27, 2010 17:50
Even before they fire their token black guy I was against government-sponsored TV and radio...
Regardless of whether they were legally entitled to fire Mr. Williams, it was poorly done. And it makes the leadership at NPR look like craven dhimmis.
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