I would even say it defines our civilization. When you think of programs like StoryCorps, collecting that information for the records and keeping that part of our oral history of America, it is absolutely essential that our culture and our times and that our moment in history and in the world be maintained in the public sector where there isn't private ownership of it.
Sam Farr: “I would even say it defines our civilization. When you think of programs like StoryCorps, collecting that information…”
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The speaker emphasizes the importance of preserving oral history in America.
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