I suspect that NPR overwhelmingly attracts white listeners, despite all of its efforts to the contrary. <\/p>\n
In Australia, the SBS channel, aimed at minorities, mainly attracts white viewers. Minorities prefer the prole feed, in Steve Sailer’s words<\/a>. <\/p>\n NPR reports<\/a>: “Tell Me More’s demise is the third for programs expressly designed to have a primary appeal for African-American listeners and other people of color. Tavis Smiley took his show to a rival public broadcaster after clashes with NPR brass over how much money the network spent to market his program, and News and Notes went off the air in 2009.”<\/p>\n Asians, whites, blacks and latinos not only live in different places, work in different jobs, socialize differently, and worship in a segregated fashion, the races also listen to different radio, watch different TV and read different newspapers. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I suspect that NPR overwhelmingly attracts white listeners, despite all of its efforts to the contrary. In Australia, the SBS channel, aimed at minorities, mainly attracts white viewers. Minorities prefer the prole feed, in Steve Sailer’s words. NPR reports: “Tell … Continue reading