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| | Our Revolution (May 21, 2003) |
 | | The song is described as a "a feminist attack on attempts to equate political revolution with promiscuous sex" and challenges male-dominated popular music. |
 | | Two years later, on February 20, 2003, the FCC concluded that the song was, in fact, not "patently offensive," given contemporary community standards, non-repeated graphic description and, to a lesser degree, context. |
 | | KBOO argued that the show is a forum for important social and political messages and aired the Sarah Jones song because of its serious content and impact, especially for young women listeners, and that this should have been considered by the FCC. |
| eatthestate.org /07-19/Revolution.htm (1022 words) |
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