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Thank you for the other stations ckhthankgod...... I have heard 620 and I dont think they are as good as 107.3 is..... I havent heard the other ones you listed there....
Thank you for the other stations ckhthankgod...... I have heard 620 and I dont think they are as good as 107.3 is..... I havent heard the other ones you listed there....
620 AM used to be better before IHeartRadio cut staff.
WUFO plays a mix, which includes a lot of community shows Saturday mornings and church services, sports and cultural shows on Sunday. It is one of the oldest “urban†format stations in the country.
The Heat also plays a mix of music, mainly older. It is only about 3 years old or so.
WDKX in Rochester is also black owned by the same family for about 45 years and is that market’s most listened to station usually. WBLK, another urban format station in Buffalo is also a top 3 station in that area.
Binghamton has WJOB 93.3 run by the Urban League of Broome County, but it skews newer with some gospel on Sundays. I believe this station that on Channel 6 and 87.7 there is also black owned and is still on the air: PASSION RADIO 87.7FM* - Home
Albany also has a couple of urban format stations(WAJZ 96.3 and Hot 99.1).
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Given the city’s location in between Syracuse, Ithaca and Binghamton; along with having a SUNY campus, it is likely for the city to be increasingly more culturally diverse in the future. It already has a base due to the college and enough of a year round black population.
Keep in mind that this is a city that during his time there was the HQ's for the state's KKK and ironically, it could have possibly been the location of an HBCU, if his institute continued. Here is an ad from the 1912 Crisis, which is the publication for the NAACP, for the institute that he started: https://books.google.com/books?id=4F...titute&f=false
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Here is an article I came across with the descendants of Harriet Tubman that grew up in Syracuse and Frederick Douglass, among some other descendants of people with ties to Upstate NY(Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony): https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...scendants.html
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