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This article concerns preferential policies based on racial classification carried out by the Federal Communications Commission (Commission or FCC) that pertain to the allocation of broadcast and other communication licenses granted by the Commission. An historical examination of the disparities in minority-controlled communications companies is followed by a review of the evolution of FCC policy and its related case law, and analysis and opinion concerning the successes and failures of the Commission’s efforts.
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