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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Another NPR bashing thread? [/quote]

[b]And there should be more. [/b]

I was a longtime NPR listener. My kids used to hum to the All Things Considered jangle. NPR was always in the background. I tend to lean pretty left on most issues.

[b]But NPR has gone completely off the rails. It's insufferable. I stopped listening several years ago. I think it was during Covid and they ran a story about how the pandemic was impacting the LatinX transgender community working in the California wine industry. [/b]

I was just done. I don't know who they think their audience is. I don't think twenty year olds going to Oberlin is a huge market. But that seems to be what they're after.

I think NPR is one of those institutions that has been completely destroyed by DEI. It's not the only one. [/quote]

So people can recycle the same complaints over and over again?

“I listed for five minutes and they talked about the wrong sports team. Wah.”

Lame. [/quote]

Oh no! One of the dozens of shows on NPR ran one story about a niche group yu are unfamiliar with. The horrors, the absolute horror. So horrifying you must not have heard the hundreds of other stories aboutcovid and different groups, including children, parents, and the unemployed. But I hear you--going a little further off map to tell other people's stories really is just a step too far.[/quote]

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