From the early struggles for access to the rise of influential Black-owned stations, this book by music historian and radio veteran, TJ Allen, explores the pivotal role Black radio has played in American culture, music, and social justice movements. It unearths the stories of pioneering broadcasters, the evolution of distinct Black radio formats, and the profound impact this medium has had on Black identity and community. The History of Black Radio is more than just a history; it's a celebration of resilience, creativity, and the power of communication.