Power 105.1

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New York, United States

A radio station in New York City known for its hip hop and R&B format.

CCI Score

42.81

-0.02% April 18

Latest Event

Power 105.1 airs anti-racist interview with Bubba Wallace

During a broadcast on Power 105.1, NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace addressed the noose controversy from 2020, describing it as a coincidence and highlighting NASCAR's recent ban on Confederate flags. The interview provided a platform for discussing racial tensions and progressive change in sports.

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Power 105.1 is currently rated as a Dissenter.

+25 to +44 CCI Score

These companies are vocal in their opposition to authoritarian regimes. They publicly criticize oppressive policies and engage in advocacy efforts to promote accountability and transparency, even if their actions aren’t as extensive as those of Moral Leaders.

Latest Events

APR

03

2025

Power 105.1 airs anti-racist interview with Bubba Wallace
50.00

During a broadcast on Power 105.1, NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace addressed the noose controversy from 2020, describing it as a coincidence and highlighting NASCAR's recent ban on Confederate flags. The interview provided a platform for discussing racial tensions and progressive change in sports.
SEP

01

2024

Sixth Annual Angela Yee Day Celebration
75.12

Power 105.1 New York is hosting the sixth annual Angela Yee Day at Barclays Center Ticketmaster Plaza in Brooklyn on September 1, 2024. Originally established in 2018 when former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio honored Angela Yee for her contributions to the community, the event now celebrates Caribbean culture, community pride, and progressive values during Labor Day weekend festivities.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

April 3

The event underscores strong community engagement and celebration of diverse cultural traditions, aligning with progressive ideals and reinforcing community solidarity. The connection with former progressive Mayor Bill de Blasio and the focus on cultural pride contribute to an anti-authoritarian, pro-community narrative.

Power 105.1 New York Announces Sixth Annual Angela Yee Day - RADIO ONLINE
OCT

01

2023

Airing of Public Affairs Show 'Power On The Block'
63.84

Power 105.1 airs 'Power On The Block', a weekly public affairs show that features community leaders, activists, politicians, and socially conscious celebrities. The program, which reaches 13 million listeners in the New York tri‑state area, is highlighted for its role in promoting progressive dialogue and fostering community engagement.
+70

Public and Political Behavior

April 3

By airing a public affairs show that amplifies the voices of activists, community leaders, and progressive figures, Power 105.1 actively promotes civic engagement and democratic discourse in New York communities, countering authoritarian narratives.

About Power On The Block
+80

Media Influence and Propaganda

April 3

The scheduling of 'Power On The Block' on a major radio platform like Power 105.1 extends the station's media influence in a responsible, progressive manner. This programming supports community-driven dialogue and resists fascist or authoritarian propaganda by highlighting social justice issues.

About Power On The Block
MAR

01

2017

Reverse Racism Lawsuit at The Breakfast Club
-17.73

A lawsuit filed by white production workers alleges that they were dismissed from Power 105.1’s 'The Breakfast Club' for not fitting a specific cultural profile, raising claims of reverse discrimination in the workplace.
-40

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

April 3

The lawsuit claims that white workers were fired based on a cultural bias, which suggests discriminatory labor practices. Although the complaint frames the issue as 'reverse racism', from a labor rights perspective any form of discrimination undermines fair practices and equal opportunity for workers.

White Workers at ‘The Breakfast Club’ Radio Show File Suit Claiming ‘Reverse Racism’