Do you listen to Public Radio and do you find it more concerned with women's issues than other media?

Question

Do you find Public Radio (NPR, PRI) coverage of women's issues better than more mainstream media? Do you support public radio? (It's that time again.)

Answer 1

No but I wish I could. The only radio talk shows they have in Georgia are right wingers like Rush Limbaugh. And we know how he feels about women's issues.

Answer 2

I listen to NPR. I don't think it's more concerned with women's issues than other media but it's better placed to explore those issues without the sensationalist treatment they would receive in mainstream outlets. I support public radio.

Answer 3

I listened to Morning Edition and All Things Considered all the time in the car with my parents when I was in high school. I don't miss it. NPR is where they put the liberals who are too ugly and boring for movies and TV.



No, I don't support public radio.

Answer 4

I listen to public radio, women's issues are rarely mentioned perhaps as low as 2 percent of the time.

Answer 5

I don't live in the US, but public radio in my country is basically a power-base of Feminist propaganda and censorship.



That's one of the main problems with women having jobs -- they use them corruptly to promote Feminism and censor opinions that they don't agree with.



With anything that is publicly funded, the tendency is for it to be left-wing, because it attracts people who like secure jobs, rather than challenging jobs, and leftists are keener on high taxes and big government than rightists are.

Answer 6

No

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