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A [[Christian Right]], [[social conservative]] group formed in 1977 by [[Donald Wildmon]] (originally called the National Federation for Decency but was changed to American Family Association (AFA) in 1988); owns and operates approximately 200 [[American Family Radio]] stations and publishes on the Web and in print; pushes advertisers not to support objectionable television and "communicate[s] an outspoken, resolute, Christian voice throughout America..[in]...America’s culture war"; affiliated with [[Tea Party Movement]] | A [[Christian Right]], [[social conservative]] group formed in 1977 by [[Donald Wildmon]] (originally called the National Federation for Decency but was changed to American Family Association (AFA) in 1988); owns and operates approximately 200 [[American Family Radio]] stations and publishes on the Web and in print; pushes advertisers not to support objectionable television and "communicate[s] an outspoken, resolute, Christian voice throughout America..[in]...America’s culture war"; affiliated with [[Tea Party Movement]]; Affiliate, [[Alliance Defense Fund]] |
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A Christian Right, social conservative group formed in 1977 by Donald Wildmon (originally called the National Federation for Decency but was changed to American Family Association (AFA) in 1988); owns and operates approximately 200 American Family Radio stations and publishes on the Web and in print; pushes advertisers not to support objectionable television and "communicate[s] an outspoken, resolute, Christian voice throughout America..[in]...America’s culture war"; affiliated with Tea Party Movement; Affiliate, Alliance Defense Fund