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Radio Free Alcatraz, The Pirate Broadcasts That Spooked The FBI

MEDIA Posted: February 5, 2019 12:04 pm

For nine months in 1969-70, Native American activist John Trudell made weekly broadcasts from the shuttered prison in San Francisco Bay, programs that aired on Pacifica Radio stations in California, New York, and Texas. They brought the injustices faced by indigenous Americans to the ears of more than 100,000 listeners — and earned Trudell an FBI file that ran to more than 1,000 pages. — Narratively

MEDIA Published: 01.16.19

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