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This paper focuses on the activist soundwork of a low-power FM (LPFM) radio station in South Phoenix, Arizona. The soundwork done by this LPFM station creates a commonality of feeling, an important component in forming communities through soundwork. Through digital technology and the creation of unlikely publics, this radio station’s activism focuses on creating spaces of belonging rather than spaces of deliberation.
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