The Struggle of Pirate Radio in Brooklyn

This chapter discusses the implications of the PIRATE Act on community radio stations labeled as 'pirate' for their lack of formal licensing. It highlights the importance of these stations, particularly within the Haitian community, as vital sources of information and cultural expression that fill gaps left by mainstream media. Through personal stories and community insights, the chapter illustrates the crucial role of pirate radio in fostering connection and support for immigrants in Brooklyn.