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Amy Goodman  

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  • Born April 13, 1957, Amy Goodman is an investigative journalist and host of Democracy Now! a national, daily, independent news program that airs on 450 radio and television stations, shortwave radio, and the Internet, the largest cross-media collaboration of independent broadcasters and public access entities in the United States. The award-winning program currently provides access to voices rarely heard in the U.S. corporate-sponsored media, including ordinary people affected by government policies and debates offering substantially different perspectives. [Source: Encyclopedia of Activism and Social Justice; Goodman, Amy (1957–)]

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